Sentence examples for scientific ties from inspiring English sources
The visit is part of German-Israeli consultations aimed at improving political, trade and scientific ties.
Cultural and scientific ties, however, have continued, even if Iranians living in Japan number fewer than 7,000, and Japanese in Iran are a tenth of that.
Liu Xiaoming, the Chinese ambassador to the UK, said next Sunday's delivery of the pandas "represents the growing scientific ties between China and Britain".
Does this represent a deepening of scientific ties?
The irony, he says, is that the $17.5 billion ITER collaboration grew out of efforts in the 1980s to improve scientific ties between the Soviet Union and the West.
They were accompanied by Glenn Schweitzer, director of Eurasian programs at the Academies, who has spearheaded an 8-year effort to nurture scientific ties with Iran in the absence of diplomatic relations between the two countries.
Iran does not want its scientific hands tied in a way that would make it permanently dependent on foreign suppliers.
New scientific evidence tied Dobson and Norris to the murder and exposed as lies their claims that they were not present when Lawrence was attacked.
Natural selection is an important thread within the causal fabric of a scientific worldview, tying together numerous biological disciplines and theoretical frameworks (Dobzhansky 1973; Huxley 2010).
Several scientific studies tied the chemical to cancers and other health problems before the March 2015 classification by IARC.
A new sense of urgency about terrorism has prompted the Bush administration to try to repair federal relations with the nation's scientific elite -- ties forged during the cold war that shriveled with the demise of the communist threat as advisory panels went out of existence and agencies dropped scientists in droves.
