Sentences with phrase «of science applications»

The work is part of a Science Application Partnership funded under DOE's SciDAC program.

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If Glow is the mobile application that collects copious amounts of information about a prospective mother's reproductive health to help her get pregnant naturally, Glow First promises to help women pay for the science when nature doesn't work on its own.

Dr. Robert Cialdini, author of Influence and Pre-Suasion, has spent his career researching the science of influence and its ethical applications in business.

While there are the science fiction - driven angles of AI, like robots, self - driving cars, Internet of Things, and augmented reality, there are also more practical applications that affect business owners every day, especially those working in the virtual customer service world of online retail.

This has been the century when the development and application of science has fed an unprecedented level of technological change.

The MX spacecraft architecture supports multiple applications, including delivery of scientific and commercial payloads to the Moon at low cost using a rideshare model, or charter science expeditions to distant worlds.

New York - It may seem like another improbable application of «science» on CSI, but a forensic chemist has succeeded in using chemical analysis of sweat to distinguish individuals in relation to crime scenes.

Other programs within the directorate push the frontiers of laser science by developing advanced laser and optics technologies and applications for homeland security, national defense, stockpile stewardship science, and energy.

While the Marvel Cinematic Universe continually wows us it forward - thinking tech applications, not all of the ideas are grounded in futuristic science - fiction.

A Peruvian bartender school is using the principles of molecular mixology, the practical application of science and physics, to create new flavours, textures and special ways of serving cocktails.

Elena holds a Master of Computer Science and her specialties are in blockchain, cryptocurrencies, application architecture, design and development.

Database Trends and Applications delivers news and analysis on big data, data science, analytics and the world of information management.

It's no more the application of common sense: If I wanted to learn how to hit baseballs, I'd buy a copy of Ted Williams» The Science of Hitting long before I picked up a bat» Frank Martin

Science is the systematic acquisition and application of knowledge in the structure and behaviour of the physical universe gained via empirical evidence through observation, measurement and experimentation.

Increased recognition of the accomplishments of the Middle Ages (including the birth of engineering, social benefits such as universities, hospitals and the beginnings of corporations and labor guilds, as well as science, (all under the Catholic Church) has led to the label being restricted in application or avoided by serious historians.

To dismiss «chance» out of hand betrays a standard argument of personal incredulity based in a lack of familiarity with what the science actually says and how it is validated in application.

Social science experiments such as this have limited application to the wider population, for a number of reasons.

Also a part of this was the emergence of the social sciences which, in the application of the psychology of knowledge and the sociology of knowledge to classical modes of thought, had a significant relativizing impact.

The Cartesian subjectivism in its application to physical science became Newton's assumption of individually existent physical bodies, with merely external relationships.

It would not take them long to understand at least the elementary principles of those things which they affect to despise, and even to have some clue to the rudiments might give them an inkling into the enormous skill, patience and ingenuity which lie behind the practical application of physical science.

In turn, the authentic application of science points us back to the truth of God.

In Science and the Modern World, Whitehead offered a brief sketch of his project for revising American educational theory and practice, but he never completed the projected work and left its applications to later scholars.

It is also possible for engineers (as appears to be the case here) to maintain a cognitive dissonance regarding the science of origins and the practical application of mechanics or electronics.

It warns that «the application of science and technology must be tempered by human values», and that «Science gives us the means but human values must propose the ends.science and technology must be tempered by human values», and that «Science gives us the means but human values must propose the ends.Science gives us the means but human values must propose the ends.»

Our Western culture, in fact, is primarily «left hemispheric» in its application of rational thinking to almost every facet of human existence: science, economics, politics, education, religion, law (the French word for law, droit, comes from «right hand,» the hand that rules and is controlled by the left hemisphere).

The advance of science and its application to life can advance the opportunities of persons for a fuller human life.

David Hubbard, for example, in his taped remarks on the future of evangelicalism to a colloquium at Conservative Baptist Theological Seminary in Denver in 1977 noted the following areas of tension among evangelicals: women's ordination, the charismatic movement, ecumenical relations, social ethics, strategies of evangelism, Biblical criticism, Biblical infallibility, contextual theology in non-Western cultures, and the churchly applications of the behavioral sciences.2 If such a list is more exhaustive than those topics which this book has pursued, it nevertheless makes it clear that the foci of the preceding chapters have at least been representative.

See Whitehead, The Principle of Relativity with Applications to Physical Science (Cambridge: Cambridge University» Press, 1922), 16.

It is important that there be opportunities for the pursuit of the «pure» arts and sciences, without regard to their application to any present problem.

On the way she touches on the application of science and technology to sex and reproduction, dips into literature to illustrate changing attitudes in the halfcentury between Nevil Shute and Bridget Jones, considers sexual compatibility in the light of the Song of Songsand writes well on the psychology of marriage and self - giving.

As the cautionary principle in all applications of science has been grossly abused by commercial giants in all fields of science, the church will not hasten to reassure a rightly sceptical public.

What strikes me as another salient detail is the final topic in the historical section of the biological sciences, «The physiology of the nervous system and its application to psychology» (C.II.m).

This essay is largely a simple, concrete, particularized application of the universal principles discussed in the chapter entitled «Abstraction» found in Science and the Modern World.

Confident of the activity of God in the world, and even more so of their owli increasing ability to uncover God's truth through the application of science and reason, they anticipated an unfolding of ever greater Christian influence in the world.

One of the most remarkable applications of this first idea concerns history, historical science.

But within each of the natural sciences is a variety of workers: the technician carrying out routine operations, the teacher training a new generation, the research expert making new discoveries or developing industrial applications.

«Pure science» is justified by the applications to which it may eventually lead in unexpected ways, but it is also valuable as part of man's quest for knowledge.

Rabbi Sacks had the opportunity to expound the application of the Jewish view of science and revelation in the matter of abortion later in the evening.

Going forward, Seelig plans to create enzymes with useful applications while he continues to explore the underlying basic science of enzyme structure and function, aiming to learn more about the origin of enzymes and how proteins evolve.

Although I must leave others to substantiate the argument that the interpretation and application of the findings of these sciences by some of the contributors are unwarranted, I may certainly conclude that their understanding of the Christian faith sits uneasily with that of this reviewer's (spiritual) mind.

The ancient dream of a society free from famine, disease, poverty, and despair is beginning to be fulfilled by the applications of science.

In the light of man's unrelenting attack on disease, some biologists believe that development of deadly germs is a betrayal of the human race as well as of the ideals of science; one - hundredth of an ounce of botulism toxin could kill a million people, and its production seems to further neither scientific knowledge nor any peacetime applications.

Since for ten thousand years agriculture has been practiced in unsustainable ways, and since the application of science to agriculture has thus far only made matters worse, the task is immense.

As already mentioned, many of these society - wide assumptions derive from modern science and (more important, I think) from the everyday applications of science by way of technology.

Slater discusses problems of unity and diversity and of the developing of a «science» of religions, with applications to major Asian religions.

The social sciences, in his view, have seriously undermined the plausibility of such values, rendering them relativistic and secondary to a kind of technical reason devoted to the solution of social problems through the application of technical knowledge.

Specifically, the application of practical science and the study of historical science require faith.

Science correctly predicts events through the application of logic and reason.

Science is based entirely on observation and the application of logic and mathematics to those observations.

Science is based entirely on observation and the application of logic and mathematics to observations.