Sentence examples for vanguard science from inspiring English sources

The original impulse to use vanguard science to help feed the world was a noble impulse, a phenomenal business strategy, and a seemingly brilliant solution to global hunger.

Frederik de Wilde is a creator working at the microscopic vanguard between science and art, an area he describes as "the post sublime".

A fourth instalment in what sadly became a very shitty movie franchise will be coming out next summer in 3D, but, missing an opportunity to be on the vanguard of science, none of the dinosaurs in Jurassic World will be feathered.

The former is an artifact from mankind's ancient past; the latter is a vanguard of contemporary science.

I do so, drawing on work at the vanguard of the science and pointing to some of the implications for therapies committed to growing as the cognitive and behavioral sciences on which they are based evolve.

"In the vanguard," he writes, "science becomes incandescent in the effort to imagine what has not yet been imagined".

Arriving in London in 1949 for her PhD at the LSE, she was soon advised by her tutor to look into the Tavistock Institute of Human Relations, then at the vanguard of social sciences and applied psychology.

As mundane as these results might seem, they represent the vanguard of social-network science.

With more than 50 scientific publications and meeting presentations, an adjunct professorship, and a busy schedule of experimental work, he has spent 2 decades simultaneously "at the vanguard of a brand-new science" and at the helm of a small corporation lucrative enough to support overseas mountaineering trips and a handsome home in an upscale neighborhood.

They are in the vanguard of what is called "hard" science fiction, in which most of the writing is based on actual scientific principles.

ScriptEd students from a high needs high school in Harlem would be the vanguard for a new movement in computer science.