Sentence examples for the science unit from inspiring English sources

The science unit is to be reorganised into two new roles – science editor and environment correspondent – and a sports correspondent will be appointed.

But senior ABC program makers have warned that ditching the weekly half-hour program and disbanding the science unit would lead to a dumbing down of science programming and effectively kill off Australian science on television.

Senior ABC program makers warned that ditching the weekly half-hour program and disbanding the science unit would lead to a dumbing down of science programming and in effect kill off Australian science on television.

Doug Parr, chief scientist at Greenpeace, told the Guardian: "With the exception of Newsnight and the science unit, the BBC's coverage of the recent climate report seems to have been compromised by its fear of certain newspapers.

It must be mentioned that the executive in charge of "The Secret of Life" is Paula Apsell, the director of the science unit at WGBH, the Boston public station, and the executive producer of "Nova". Do we owe it all to her genes?

Draw out all the diagrams, or take notes from the science unit.

During the next few years, we will see a major reorganization of the science units of the NZP and the Smithsonian in general, and this will no doubt have an impact on our research programs.

This was the case with this science unit; the positive student feedback was a motivating force for other academics who are now open to the discussion surrounding "unit enhancement" and accessing the support of the learning designer to discuss the possibilities.

Perhaps the most important point is that if data science is a strategic differentiator for the organization, the head of the data science unit should ideally report into the CEO.

In this week's episode, "Coquilles," Will and the rest of the Behavioral Science Unit are on the trail of a particularly sadistic killer whose bloody ritual includes cutting the victims' back flesh and stretching it to look like angel wings.

We've met staff from the science museum, the science line, and the BBC science unit during seminars already, and this has given us a real sense of being involved in the wider world of science communication.