Sentence examples for the larger science from inspiring English sources

"Climate skeptics typically take a few small pieces of the puzzle to debunk global warming, and ignore the whole picture that the larger science community sees by looking at all the pieces," said Ignatius G. Rigor, a climate scientist at the Polar Science Center of the University of Washington in Seattle.

Both UAB and UNC are using the Cottrell program to attract outstanding postdocs, recognizing the impact postdocs can have on the larger science community and on the university.

The sustainability of Go-Lab will come from the opportunity for the larger science education community to add new online labs and share ILSs.

The larger science community must examine all its institutions and workplaces in light of today's changing cultural, educational, and business landscape, accepting responsibility to call out unfairness whenever and wherever it appears.

"I have known and worked with Ralph for many years, and he has been an energetic and thoughtful leader for many of our academy's efforts, as well as for the larger science community," says Alberts, a biochemist from UC San Francisco, who is completing his second 6-year term.

The new community of interoperable data providers has since then sustained its standalone operations at various host institutions, complementing the activities of the larger science data warehouses operated by governmental agencies, such as NASA and NSF in the United States, and international archives like the World Data Centers.

"But more importantly, the larger sciences of computer vision and machine learning build on each other.

Many of the large science classes also draw heavily on graduate students in other programs.

The Macmillan imprint Tor Books – the largest science fiction publisher in the world, and the publisher of my US novels – gave up DRM on its entire catalogue two years ago.

But it's hardly the only jewel in a collection of 500,000 books, journals and pamphlets that make this private library among the largest science libraries in the world.

He noted that there were also some non-universities, such as Los Alamos National Lab, created in 1943 to design an atomic bomb and which is now one of the largest science and technology labs in the world.