Sentence examples for service of science from inspiring English sources

Art, here, was not so much in service of science as empire.

He died at the age of 82 years, and worked for the service of science until his death.

"Scott died in the service of science," echoes Edward Larson, author of An Empire of Ice: Scott, Shackleton and the Heroic Age of Antarctic Science.

A paradigm for devotion to the service of science and humanity, all who knew Bice benefited from her kindness and ever helping hand-and all will miss her profoundly.

"Jim was able to achieve a spectacular design while creating architecture in the service of science and in the service of education," said Ellen V. Futter, president of the American Museum of Natural History.

I'm delighted to actually be in the bow-tying service of science right here in New York City". Fortunately for us, the remarkable researchers are just down the block - on 116th and Broadway, Columbia University.

The arts can come to the service of sciences as much as the other way round.

Moreover, Darwin follows Whewell's description of hypotheses as '"of service to science, [even] when they involve a certain portion of incompleteness, and even of error.

For a variety of reasons they've transitioned into the service side of science, attracted by the opportunity to apply their knowledge, and by the Lab's reputation.

So it's little wonder that an industry that was always more art than science — or rather about the commodification of art in the service of the science of the sale — would embrace the mechanics of machine learning to emotionally manipulate an audience to sell more stuff more effectively through email and social media.

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