Sentence examples for the main science from inspiring English sources

But Fang, an astrophysicist and vice-president of the main science university in Anhui province, along with a few others, overstepped the boundary which in modern China, as in imperial times, the scholar is required to observe.

A door off the glass corridor inside the main science building at Manchester Metropolitan University leads visitors into a courtyard that has become an unlikely symbol of the university's efforts to become more sustainable.

I told Leveson that, in my view, if you locked a group of the best scientists in a room with the main science journalists it would not take them long to come up with a list of guidelines on good science reporting.

"It was very emotional to see these high-resolution pictures," said Dr Holger Sierks, principal investigator of Osiris - the main science camera system onboard Rosetta.

While this does not impede the main science goals of MAQRO, we plan nevertheless to investigate this non-interferometric method more closely during the study phase of MAQRO.

They are now the main way that not just foreigners, but also experienced Italian researchers working abroad and looking to return, get into the main science "flow" in Italy.

The major contribution to the nation's GDP from chemistry-related industries will only be maintained through innovation and it is imperative that this arises within the UK if the nation wishes to be one of the main science-based economies.

Strikingly, computer science jobs all jobs organized under BLS code 15-1100 are projected to constitute 62% of all new jobs in the main science-related categories (BLS codes 15, 17, and 19).

Government tables show that this achievement gap is even more pronounced for ordinary maths and the three main science subjects.

Annabelle Duncan, head of molecular science at the Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organization, the nation's main science agency, said the discovery suggested that "we need urgently to strengthen" the Biological Weapons Convention, a 1972 treaty that bans germ warfare.

Just 3 months ago, Profumo, 58, was named president of the National Research Council (CNR), the nation's main science agency, which boasts a basic research budget of €1 billion.