Sentence examples for start of science from inspiring English sources

MESSENGER's seven scientific instruments, battened down for the rocket burn (after taking images during three earlier Mercury flybys), will be turned on and checked out for the start of science observations on 4 April.

After a slow start, philosophers of science have begun to devote more attention to the role of computer simulation in science.

It sounds like the start of a science fiction or disaster movie, or both.

It was the start of the science of "information theory", a set of ideas that has allowed us to build the internet, digital computers and telecommunications systems.

More than two years of Cluster/RAPID-IES observations, from the start of the science phase of the mission to March 2003, are reviewed.

These new profiles, from interviews with young women at the start of their science careers, tell their stories of passion and persistence -what drives and excites them about their work in the sciences.

A few more navigation images will be taken next week, but the high-quality images that will signal the start of the science mission will come late this month, the scientists said.

For example, early in the 20th century it was Garrod's and Cunéot's studies of the "inborn errors of metabolism" that disclosed the pathway which breaks down phenylalanine and tyrosine in humans [ 4] and makes the pigments in mouse skin [ 5], and that was the start of the science of molecular genetics.

The commitment to careful observation and description of phenomena as the starting point of science, and then the success at explaining and accounting for observed phenomena through the method of induction, naturally leads to the development of new sciences for new domains in the Enlightenment.

"Anecdotes are often the starting points of science.

Despite its slow start, with the first Master of Science programs in the 1920s and the first Doctorate in 1946, the program became firmly established.