Sentences with phrase «pure findings of science»

I would suggest that, as a policy wonk, you're not as much interested in the pure findings of science as you are in how those findings can be used to drive policy.

Not exact matches

This trend is going to accelerate with token sales, as folks who are even more predisposed to the pure computer science end of the spectrum end up founding valuable protocols.

The findings, published Aug. 31 in the journal Science Advances, could also lead to a simple, scalable and inexpensive way to manufacture a pure population of bone - building cells.

But Synakowski said he has not only been drawn by the science of fusion energy but also by the pure beauty of plasma found in phenomenon like the Northern Lights, which he saw several years ago.

This is pure cheesy spectacle, as bad as anything you'd find on «Mystery Science Theater 3000,» and with plenty of absurd dialogue for the hecklers to ridicule.

But the film opened in France uncut in October, and U.K. correspondent Oliver Lyttelton hopped across the Channel to catch it, and found it more than worth the trip, calling it «the best pure science - fiction film since «Children Of Men.»»

From then on I bought every comic I could find with a superhero on the cover, along with tons of other comics with science fiction themes, or pure adventure, or even some with Ducks.

Personally, I think that no matter the criteria used (i.e., even if we could find some pure and objective criteria), the degree of «expertise» is not what measures the quality or advisability or value of a scientist's input into public discussion of science - related matters.