Sentence examples for world-class scientific from inspiring English sources
Despite the scale of the task, and the fact that world-class scientific organisations have been wrestling with it for decades, Muller is convinced his approach will lead to a better assessment of how much the world is warming.
As a renowned garden as well as a world-class scientific institution, Kew continues to offer the English public – and many around the world – this reward: a chance to stop, slow down, and reflect on what Augustine called "the nature of things".
For Rubins, the ultimate prize is the chance to work in the ISS, that world-class scientific facility.
Certainly, China still has challenges to overcome while advancing toward being a world-class scientific research hub.
As Editor-in-Chief, he grew this journal very rapidly, transforming it, from a non-indexed journal into a world-class scientific journal (2014 Impact Factor 4.014).
The first one is the Developing Excellence in Leadership, Training, and Science "program, an initiative to produce world-class scientific training in health by helping to develop the next generation of African researchers and research leaders".
Britain must ensure that its world class scientific research is not harmed as a result of the UK's decision to leave the EU, the astronaut Tim Peake has said.
Third, the city comprises three interactive substructures: the university, the research institutes and the technology pyramid, designed to enable world-class education, scientific research and industrial impact.
Despite her own artistic bent, she lamented that human beings in the modern age were too much led by the "archaic", emotional right hemisphere of their brains.One of her great wishes was to bequeath to Italy a world-class institute for scientific research.
"It is obviously disappointing that the Scottish government has decided not to trust its own regulators and world-class engineering and scientific resource base to ensure that a UCG industry could be developed under the rigorous scrutiny of a fit for purpose regulatory regime," he said.
To foster a favourable environment for the new economy, it has committed billions of dollars to develop education, technology, and infrastructures, including the creation of a world-class center for scientific research and development (R&D).
