Sentence examples for scientific takeover from inspiring English sources

I'm not calling for a scientific takeover of the arts.

The theme of military takeover of peaceful scientific research was also considered favourably by Patrick Stoddart, writing for The Sunday Times in 1988 Last weekek I watched a BBC drama in which a scientist fought against smirking government ministers and power-crazed army officers to stop his peaceful rocket research group being turned into a Star Wars vehicle to put missiles on the moon.

[C1.] Guidant Battle Roils Cyberonics, Another Device Maker The takeover battle between Boston Scientific and Johnson & Johnson for control of Guidant is reverberating through the medical device industry with particular significance for Cyberonics.

[C1.] Part of the fallout from the takeover battle between Boston Scientific and Johnson & Johnson for Guidant has been a rally in the shares of St . Jude Medical a Guidant rival.

Now, a new, slightly less scientific survey has found a similar rat takeover of 20 stations in Upper Manhattan, based on the observations of thousands of riders who said there was a "severe" rodent problem in the underground.

The turmoil at the biosafety level 4 (BSL-4) facility comes in the wake of a takeover of the lab's scientific direction by the Pasteur Institute in Paris.

The research brings the first scientific proof that the American grey squirrel's takeover of the British Isles can be stopped and the retreat of the red squirrel to remote areas can be halted.

The takeover led to the gradual systematisation of scientific publishing, replacing the complete freedom of action of the early editors with rule-bound committees.

However, a potential takeover drew warnings on cuts to jobs and scientific research from trade unions and scientists.

Monsanto's core business is at risk of collapsing due to changing trends in the technical and scientific markets, and the company is becoming vulnerable to a takeover by German competitor, Bayer.

Foreign merger or takeover might solve chronic university underfunding, he said, and produce "interesting scientific synergies" if UK and US universities joined.