Sentence examples for with new science from inspiring English sources
Del Toro, meanwhile, is keeping busy with new science fiction project Pacific Rim, set to debut in cinemas in July.
The roster is heavy with new science fiction entries, one of which Fox hopes will emerge as the replacement for "The X-Files," which is now scheduled for what is presumably its last year after its settlement this week with its creator, Chris Carter, and its star, David Duchovny.
The development and clinical use of antimicrobial agents continue to evolve in line with new science, understanding and needs.
At the same time, challenges abound as R&D costs spiral due to the interaction of factors associated with new science, technology, markets and uncertainty.
Early diversifications will appear outside traditional care models and physical health care sites, as well as with new science such as molecular diagnostics.
Arguing that environmental regulations haven't kept pace with new science, the Washington, D.C.-based advocacy group Oceana last week petitioned Secretary of Commerce Don Evans to take immediate steps to protect the sea-floor organisms in U.S. waters.
Preoccupied respectively with subjective piety, with the new science of man, and with the historical aspects of understanding, Luther, Vico, and Spinoza all shaped and gave direction to modern hermeneutics.
Cambridge Platonists, group of 17th-century English philosophic and religious thinkers who hoped to reconcile Christian ethics with Renaissance humanism, religion with the new science, and faith with rationality.
Like many of his contemporaries, he was au fait with the new science – with Darwin, Lyell et al – but equally troubled by change.
Over the past 3 years I have been participating in secondary school reform in Ontario by providing the Ministry of Education and Training with feedback at various points dealing with the new science curriculum.
"Still, the work was ultimately published, leaving open a major question: How did leading stem cell scientists who were co-authors fail to detect the myriad apparent problems with the work?" ► If you haven't caught up yet with the new Science Careers-produced column Working Life, which appears each week on the inside back cover of Science, this is a good week to do so.
