This tampering with science constitutes a major breach of the long-standing trust between NASA scientists and the agency's public affairs department.
Aesthetic art, by contrast to science, constitutes an experience.
"Given the current state of American politics, the combination of self-interest, ideology, and hostility to science constitutes a huge roadblock to action, and rational argumentation isn't likely to help.
The more specific question about what will be the precise editorial ambitions and concerns of Forest Ecosystems is more difficult to answer because forest science constitutes a massive research area that is not fixed, but constantly evolving.
Science constituted only one aspect of their broad philosophical system.
The mementos and the stories collected from family members allowed Corkin to reconstruct those pieces of Molaison's preoperative history which he could no longer retrieve; the experiments and observations amassed over nearly fifty years of science constituted an externalized memory of the conscious life he did not know he had lived.
Commercial considerations are viewed as alien to the pursuit of real science, constituting a crass intrusion into the search for scientific truth.
Research tools that arose on account of the infusion of molecular biology into plant-breeding science constitute the new core of crop-genetic improvement, as an indispensable input for further research, side by side with both improved and exotic crop varieties that represent the operational background of crop-related research.
The arts, philosophy and metaphysics, religion and the sciences, constitute culture.
The humanities and sciences constituted, as Stephen Jay Gould might have proclaimed, separate, non-overlapping magisteria – that the tools of the one are radically unsuited to the other.
