Sentence examples for scientific think from inspiring English sources
In early April a group of 63 global investment managers, scientific think tanks and environmental organizations sent a letter to the executive director of the International Energy Agency in Paris, Fatih Birol, urging him to use the World Energy Outlook as a tool to fight climate change.
These men, with Wren, were the founders of the Royal Society, the Restoration's celebrated scientific think tank.
He thinks that Widodo and his party are trying to mimic the Chinese Academy of Sciences, which functions as both a scientific think tank and an academic governing body.
The Salk was founded in the early 1960s, and through the efforts of Salk himself, Jacob Bronowski and many others, emerged as a scientific think tank science for its own sake and for its role in modern society.
The company's newest owners appear to be making a promising move toward the future again, but few people are expecting Polaroid to be the extraordinary scientific think tank, pumping out ideas and profits in tandem, that it once was — or that Apple is.
An analysis by Climate Interactive, a scientific think tank that provides data used by many governments, concluded that the policies by the United States would account for about 20percentt of the expected greenhouse gas reductions under the Paris plan from 2016 to 2030.
Scientific thought leaders must be prepared to help explain complex scientific and clinical concepts to the public and to political leaders in order to help bring a more reasoned, patient-centric, and clinically relevant approach to antibiotic development in the US, which ultimately will support trans-national harmonization of standards.
If I censored every comment on Dot Earth that had an ideological framing, or was in some way anti-scientific — think GMO debates, nuclear power, etc. — there wouldn't be a lot left.
The view that space is something with a unity of its own is perhaps due to the circumstance that in pre-scientific thought all positions of bodies were referred to one body (reference body), namely the earth.
The narrator, named "Richard Powers", is a "token humanist" in residence at a scientific think-tank and one of the first literary characters to browse the Web.
Jenny McCarthy: In her own words "Let me see if I can put this in scientific terms: think of autism like a fart, and vaccines are the finger you pull to make it happen".
