These idealized attributes are expressed in terms of a spectrum of value criteria ranging from strongly science-centric to strongly user-oriented.
Various manufacturers are moving fast to fill the gap, most notably UK-based Amazing Interactive, whose strongly science-weighted range of software also includes Shakespearean 3D software that lets students climb inside the world of Much Ado About Nothing.
However, environmental decision support systems/tools (henceforth EDSS) are often strongly science-driven and assuming single types of decision makers, and hence poorly suited for more decentralized and polycentric decision making contexts.
The Ph.D., Langenberg continued, "indicates exactly nothing about the executive leadership knowledge of the holder" and is a "waste of resources [for] producing [the] strongly science-based management leadership executives" he says are needed for the coming century.
Robert Lambourne regards Forward, especially in Dragon's Egg, as the successor of Hal Clement, whose Mission of Gravity exemplifies the most strongly science-based science fiction.
Dale feels strongly that science communicators should be scientists who understand the science behind the issues and can get past the emotions.
"This administration has strongly incorporated science in its policy-making processes and encourages sound, independent science," Marburger said.
"This group feels strongly that science and politics can't be divorced and that we need to take bold measures to not only communicate science but also to aggressively engage the denialists and politicians who attack climate science and its scientists," said Scott Mandia, professor of physical sciences at Suffolk County Community College in New York.
HOWARD DEAN In Manchester As a doctor, I feel very, very strongly that science ought to be behind making medical decisions and not either theology or political ideology.
It was hypothesized that beliefs linked to gender and academic discipline are strongly associated (science = male, arts = female) with similar cognitive effects.
