Sentences with phrase «applied science where»

Parks can be hubs for basic and applied science where citizen scientists can take part in research, he said.

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You need to apply yourself more to the science to understand from where our universe may have come.

A child can have good observation skills that allow for excellent Scientific Method to be applied (Unlike Global warming science) where experiements are welcome and results shared and results verified by other scientists.

This commonly held position seems to the author to be inadequate in the case of applied science, where effects can usually be foreseen to some extent.

As David Griffin points out, the great successes of science have come from studying aggregates, such as balls on inclined planes and solar systems, where Newtonian mechanics or the Cartesian system applies (RS 24).

Faculty in the social and natural sciences will hesitate to apply to a small college where such a policy of oaths exists, even if only in another department.

(JCCC) in Overland Park, Kansas, where he also received an associate degree of applied science in culinary arts.

He also brings several years of private - sector applied science experience, where he analyzed pharmaceutical and medical device products for contamination and identified microorganisms, ensuring their safety for a diverse range of human health applications.

«When you start out with ambiguity it's difficult, but as you apply the science you start to see where you want to focus.»

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This process is not typical for the women - in - science issue, but applies to any field where minorities are involved, be they black people in a white environment or young people in an old one.

Science is the art of the soluble, and we should apply it where we can.

He wanted a job where he «could apply science and technology to make a real difference in people's lives.»

The two areas described above, healthcare and defense, are examples of applied fields where agencies fund research in the decision science.

He is, in short, the picture of where applied nutritional science might deliver us all, if we had the proper information.

Where Milton has right on his side is that every supposedly timeless formula for describing «pathological science» applies equally to a great deal of admirable science.

Advocates say the changes would improve U.S. competitiveness by retaining science - savvy immigrants, rather than forcing them to return home, where they would apply their knowledge to compete against U.S. companies.

The same year, he started college at Harvard University with a scholarship, where he earned a Bachelor of Science in chemistry and physics, followed by a PhD in physiology from the University of Cambridge — and a productive career in the lab discovering and applying fluorescent dyes.

Dr. Steven Goderis is a geoscientist working at the Vrije Universiteit Brussel (VUB) where he develops and applies a toolbox of elemental and isotopic proxies to answer Earth science questions.

Forensic science is a rewarding career where the love of science can be applied to the good of society, public health, and public safety.

was based upon my impressions of a declining quality of modern science, large wastage of time by researchers struggling to get more and more research grants, conversion of university research into a business entity where money is everything, de-emphasis on basic research and corresponding increased emphasis on applied research, and, increasing corruption by professional scientists.

On career I always wanted a full - time career where I could apply my love for biology and natural sciences.

So naturally, your «what I actually eat» post appears to most to be the one time where you allow yourself to be specific, applying your rigorous thinking on the science to the daily reality of eating.

It doesn't seem to hurt my skin, but it still offends my nose every time I apply it as it is just so, well, not on the forefront of the science of skin care, where none of the products would have fragrance.

In the case of the new science - fiction thriller The Thing, that principle applies heavily to the Antarctic setting, where inclement weather cuts off a tiny science station from potential rescuers, darkness and bitter cold make even closely huddled buildings seem forbiddingly far apart, and circumstances set everyone in the area against each other.

The GIS education community consists of thousands of educators and researchers at all levels who share a passion for applying The Science of Where in education.

High Point Academy Spartanburg (HPAS) will be a community - centered school built on the principles of honor, integrity and service where academic excellence, STEM (Science Technology Engineering and Math) education, fine arts and a project - based, applied learning style of instruction produces an educational environment rich in creativity, innovation and achievement.

David is currently a researcher for Chapin Hall at the University of Chicago where his work focuses on the use of organizational assessment to apply principles from safety science to inform and design child welfare policy and practice improvement initiatives.

«But science is where public education is hanging its hat right now, from the «metrics» applied to teacher evaluations to the data collected from standardized tests.

So when Peter Nimble sets out for uncharted waters, he finds himself in a place where the rules of logic and science still don't apply — a place where the impossible is still possible.

Tiana Daniels attended the Vet Tech Institute at Fox College where she earned her associate degree in applied animal science in 2012.

A 10 - year member of 4 - H, she followed her passion for animals by applying to the veterinary technology program at Purdue University, where she earned not only an associate's degree, but also a bachelor's in applied science, with a minor in organizational leadership and supervision.

In its narrowest sense it applies to intensive and highly productive agroecology, where it is often described as a mesh of traditional / organic farming methods, the science of ecology, and efficient design, and in this sense it has shown great results on small - scale holdings and in Third World and developing countries.

When climate change appeared, it typically showed up in the final third of the biology and chemistry books, where authors explained how science can be applied in the real world.

I've only read a subset of a subset of the papers and am not qualified to comment on much of the science, but where there is so much disagreement, from well qualified people on all sides, then there is obviously a problem in applying any of it to public policy.

And this is where current climate science and scientists fail to apply the appropriately level of humility when publishing their claims.

When as a layperson I read some of these climate science papers I can readily see where more sensitivity testing could have been applied and sometimes do it simply to satisfy myself.

Where the applied science making use of this «visible great energy from the Sun heats matter»?

The groupthink mentality of course, applies to scientists and nowhere is this more evident than in climate science where the speaking out against the status quo or even questioning it can result in not only being ostracized, but the loss of publication opportunities, denial of tenure or even the loss of a job as our gracious hostess, Dr. Curry, can attest to.

Valid theory does still need to be applied within its valid limits, this situation is often NOT observed in applications of «greenhouse science» where too often the «fine print detail» is directly «overlooked», or explained over with use of (gu) es (s) timates.

Indeed, there appears to be little debate about the science of measuring and monitoring carbon stocks in forests, farms, and peat bogs — and plenty about where to draw the lines that the science will be applied to.

I was explaining Bill Rose's reasoning for why the word «condensation» doesn't apply in many of the building science cases where it's used.

It may not be Popperian Science, but this is Post-Normal Science, where the normal rules no longer apply.

While some bemoan too little data is yet available, or it is too unreliable, or otherwise complain about how reality makes their theory unhappy, Science has always found that where exceptions too much abound, where assumptions lead to failure, where we can not universally apply a formula, our explanation requires amendment.

Mind you, many start their reasoning with a wrong premise, and that equally applies to the ones at the top of the ladder as the NASA's Gavin Schmidt, all the way down to the basement of science, where I usually find myself.

In microbiology, we have the most ideal tools of science available, allowing experimentation in small culture tubes or flasks, while physics is mostly math, and the experimentation is largely limited to the applied end where technology is developed.

Aside from the distinctions of where the actual science is, and who gets paid by whom, and the personal motivations of people, the label of activist would not apply to only «pro-AGW».

Where science does get involved, Sylvia T of Post Normal Times, who is very knowledgable about PNS, specifically mentioned «applied sciences» over at Policy Lass (Ronin Geographer).