Sentence examples for ties to science from inspiring English sources
But most importantly, all of the composers whose music we have played tonight also have ties to science.
His philanthropic ties to science and medicine are legendary.
Justina Simon traveled to the NYC march from Huntsville, Alabama, a place that she noted has deep ties to science, as NASA has a facility there.
In 2005, Gordon Brown, then Chancellor of the Exchequer recognised Bristol's ties to science and technology by naming it one of six "science cities", and promising funding for further development of science in the city, with a £300 million science park planned at Emersons Green.
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It is anticipated that the PET Center will develop interdepartmental scientific collaborations within the School of Medicine but also creates ties to basic science departments in the wider Yale University community in order to advance basic scientific research and participate in the education of doctoral and postdoctoral trainees.
This question ties to data science practices, metadata content development, and principles of museum communication.
The term planet is ancient, with ties to history, science, mythology, and religion.
More than 200 scientists have put their names to a letter that urges the museum to "end ties to anti-science propagandists and funders of climate science misinformation" and axe Mercer from its board of trustees, a position she has held since 2013.
Her published work has ties to philosophy of science, science education, and attitudes towards scientific claims.
That's a fad tied to bad science and poor economic thinking.
