Sentence examples for the scientific aspect from inspiring English sources

"If you don't add courage to the equation, the scientific aspect will go to waste".

Seifert explained his research process in an interview with Nathanael Johnson of Grist: "I didn't really dig too deep into the scientific aspect".

In 1866, Wallace, never one to keep his opinions to himself, produced a pamphlet, "The Scientific Aspect of the Supernatural," which he sent to his eminent colleagues.

"Mixology" is probably the right word, though, for Gary Regan's "Joy of Mixology" (Clarkson Potter, $30), a cocktail history, bartender's guide and recipe book that takes the scientific aspect of drink making, the "ology," very seriously.

The scientific aspect of it, of course, is the supply of information — the creation of models and predictions and the introduction of techniques that we can use to remedy this.

The prototype's bracelet was designed in rubber "because it has a more organic feel to the watch, whilst emphasizing the scientific aspect to it," Mr. Buttet said, but "when we ask that much for a product, we make gold and titanium bracelets available, too".

This chapter considers the scientific aspects of the previous chapters from the standpoint of risk management.

The proposals came a week after the Federal Bureau of Investigation's director, Robert S. Mueller III, said he had asked the National Academy of Sciences to review the scientific aspects of the investigation.

Dr. Roth had supervised the mating of Emi and Ipuh and had managed the scientific aspects of the baby's birth.

The scientific aspects of Cosmic Voyage were supervised by none other than Soviet rocket scientist Konstantin Tsiolkovsky, who created 30 technical drawings of the spacecraft for the film.

It avoids the usual guide-book information and self-congratulatory statements, and contains a number of serious chapters on the scientific aspects of the country.