Sentence examples for the frontiers of knowledge from inspiring English sources

Are science writers reporting on the frontiers of knowledge or imagination?

Basic science meets this criterion; people become scientists to extend the frontiers of knowledge.

If you're an undergraduate, you're not necessarily taking classes with people who are working to push the frontiers of knowledge".

America has always seen itself, and has been seen, as the land of progress, pushing back the frontiers of knowledge.

What we get in The Histories – as its literal meaning, "inquiries", suggests – is a heroic attempt to push back the frontiers of knowledge on almost every conceivable front.

The Intel students don't do science projects -- they do science, period, often working at the frontiers of knowledge and sometimes under intense competitive pressures.

It's a good quality when you're working at the frontiers of knowledge--when nobody else knows the answer either--but not when there are other people out there who can help.

Only when he is teaching graduate students who themselves are being trained for scholarship does the university professor find himself working at the frontier of knowledge, with his students as apprentices.

"When you walked into his classes, you felt you were on the frontier of knowledge in the field," said Peter Machinist, who studied under Dr. Cross as an undergraduate at Harvard and now holds the endowed professorship there that Dr. Cross had held until his retirement in 1992.

They do research, they say, for the exhilaration of being at the frontier of knowledge.

As the frontier of knowledge expands, the slice that a given individual can grasp inevitably becomes a smaller part of the whole.