Sentences with phrase «scientific pursuit»

Anyone who really think's intelligent design happened does not need to be employed in scientific pursuits.

We should never forget that behind scientific pursuits are our minds, our hearts, and our souls, and that we can help one another in ways that we can't help ourselves.

Libbrecht is interested in what happens on a molecular level when ice crystals form, but he sees it as an old - fashioned scientific pursuit: «It's really like doing science 100 years ago,» he says, in that he's studying a mystery inherent in the mundane and familiar snowflakes that flutter from the sky each winter.

Religion and scientific pursuits parted company centuries ago, at least in the eyes of the public.

Along with its many scientific pursuits, the institute publishes the online magazine, Ensia, which uses storytelling, commentary and multimedia to explore solutions to environmental challenges.

In the 19th century, eclipses became a purely scientific pursuit.

Targeting scientific pursuits closer to home, Microsoft Research developed software designed to help oceanographers at the University of Washington in Seattle, along with other oceanography organizations with their North East Pacific Time - series Undersea Networked Experiments, or NEPTUNE program.

Her rough hewed geometric shapes nod at the role of the natural order in technology, reminding the viewer that the origin and root of scientific pursuit lies in the natural realm, an area from which we increasingly detach ourselves.

So it was with a bit of surprise to see that scientists from Oxford and Tel Aviv Universities had entered into the fray with their list of the world's most popular reptiles — what kind of noble scientific pursuit is that?!

Thomas Jefferson dabbled in scientific pursuits, as did Benjamin Franklin.

The scientific pursuit of truth resonates at all levels of the company, employees say, helping tamp down on the organizational politics that obstruct other companies» progress.

I found this debate last night as a way for Ken Ham to get more publicity for his Creation Museum, more than to really promote learning and scientific pursuit.

The scientific pursuits of devout Christians, including clergymen, have been motivated by the belief that in studying the natural world, they would know more deeply the author of Creation.

And without taking this «risk of faith,» we would be utterly unable to dedicate ourselves to the scientific pursuit of truth.

«In graduate school and postdoctoral work, one learns how to think rigorously and apply this rigor to scientific pursuits, but this does not guarantee success in industry.»

He also created the persona of «Dick Dangerfield,» a square - ish - jawed puppet and climate change skeptic who is accompanying Willis on his scientific pursuits.

When I forwarded this email to my dad, who's greatly inspired my scientific pursuits, he referenced Dante: Segui il tuo corso et lascia dir le genti!

If one trait has defined Prum's scientific pursuits, it is his insistence on rejecting scientific dogma and finding answers from nature itself.

«But the driving force behind any scientific pursuit is that the truth is still out there.»

The American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA), signed into law on February 17, 2009 — a year ago today — sent some $ 31 billion to scientific pursuits.

«I just like to have fun with it,» he says when asked about his music, and he speaks of his scientific pursuits in almost identical terms.

In the not - too - distant future, all investigators supported by federal funds will likely have to receive training in the «responsible conduct of research,» regardless of their scientific pursuits.

Having got to grips with the language and culture of the Netherlands (see Part 1), you will be able to focus more thoroughly on your scientific pursuits.

That does not happen here, and I think we disadvantage ourselves as a country and as a society if we fail to capture the imagination of kids when they are 10 to 15 years old and enable them to direct themselves in scientific pursuit.

NSF support and management of the station makes it possible for researchers around the world to carry out their scientific pursuits for the benefit of all mankind at one of the world's most unique research sites.

To encourage young scientists to continue on their scientific pursuits, we must strip away the grant application time sink and the stringent rules and regulations and allow for these individuals to do what they are good at: scientific pursuits.

Later he encountered the works of Taoist sages, whose questioning attitude he would liken to the scientific pursuit.

I HAVE devoted my life to scientific pursuit.

We are dedicated to recruiting the most brilliant biomedical research scientists, allowing them to choose their scientific pursuits, providing them with comprehensive supports, and surrounding them with collaborative and energetic colleagues who are leaders in their fields.

Then, join the scientific pursuits that lie at the very heart of the history and nature of our universe with The Inexplicable Universe led by Neil deGrasse Tyson.

He has dedicated himself to researching what makes something live, and has sacrificed everything for his scientific pursuit.

This is the last we see of Mary Shelley, but the experience appears to revitalize Buchanan, who decides to definitively reject his scientific pursuits in favour of the mushy emotions inspired by this tryst with the literary giantess.

Mitchelton State School aims to encourage all students to engage in scientific pursuits and established the «Young Scientist of the Year Award» in 2014.

Since the beginnings of photography, the camera has been used in service of a wide range of scientific pursuits, including medicine, physics, forensics, criminology, and botany.

For example, for some people it can be to live a life that is more closely aligned with their values, or to have the freedom to spend more times with loved ones, or to reduce the number of sources of stress around them, to support artistic or scientific pursuits, etc..