Sentence examples for transfer science from inspiring English sources

Enderby J (2008) Knowledge, validation, and transfer: science, communication, and economic development In: Schweitzer, (ed). Science and Technology and the Future Development of Societies: International Workshop Proceedings.

With the development of reaction kinetics and transfer science, the modeling of NOx formation plays more and more important roles in the protection of environment and the design of combustion reactors; in this case, turbulence-chemistry model and NOx formation model are the two most important aspects.

During yesterday's kickoff meeting, the institutes shared their experiences in human resources, funding, technology transfer, science communication, and translational research.

A communication window of 8 hours per day, as in the Pathfinder mission, is sufficient to transfer science data to ground.

In other words, these ideas goal to increase the Nusselt number inside the flow and thus many ideas from the heat transfer science have been applied in PTCs.

Scientific careers were also explored at the Science Careers Workshop, which hosted scientists from the fields of technology transfer, science and technology policy, editing, K-12 teaching, and forensics.

Transferring Science Knowledge to Municipalities.

These experiences opened my eyes to the importance of effectively transferring science knowledge to the public.

This program consists of transferring science to basic and high school levels in the form of talks, visits of students to Universities, and the collaborative action of scientists and teachers in the design and implementation of research activities for basic and high school students.

But more than half of the research increase comes from transferring science-related programs to the foundation from other agencies where science budgets were cut accordingly, including the National Sea Grant Program from the Commerce Department, water-science research from the Interior Department and environmental education from the Environmental Protection Agency.

The rate of transfer from science fiction to science fact is amazing, and accelerating.