Sentence examples for tough scientific from inspiring English sources

Clearly the potential of games to solve tough scientific problems has barely been tapped.

This system, which will handle tough scientific jobs, was paid for in part by selling licenses to the Honeycrisp apple created more than 40 years ago by University of Minnesota researchers.

Unfortunately, the tough scientific work to clarify ice and sea trends and dynamics has largely been obscured online by coverage focused on an error on Greenland ice loss that many polar scientists say made it into the new edition of the Times Comprehensive Atlas of the World (that's the British Times, just to be clear).

More tough scientific problems on molecular mechanism of cancer will be solved by Prof. Xu' s lab in the future.

I've always enjoyed challenges from mountaineering to tackling tough scientific questions.

To this day, even non-believers, confounded by tough scientific problems are apt to echo the biblical, "God works in mysterious ways".

The BBC will ask viewers to choose between six of the toughest scientific challenges of our time to become the focus of the £10m Longitude research prize.

While we should not have used computers to increase civilian casualties, we could use computers to confront some of the toughest scientific and medical problems that exist.

Ready and waiting at an arms reach from the government, the Research and Development Corporation (RAND) has helped the U.S. think through some of the toughest scientific and regulatory challenges since the 1940s.

"It's arguably one of the toughest scientific problems we've had to face," says Ronald Stambaugh, who has been chasing fusion for 33 years at reactors run by General Atomics.

Weiner, in his statement, said that "players want a program that is tough, scientifically accurate, backed by the latest proven scientific methods, and fair".