Sentences with phrase «societal relevance»

That will help the students to better understand the strengths and assumptions of their discipline and recognize the broader societal relevance of the disciplinary material they are learning in the course.

For health issues, or any complex scientific subject with societal relevance, it is very similar.

Such interactions should be designed to bring societal relevance and trust to science - policy interfaces, and more effectively inform decision - making to keep pace with rapid global change.

The team was enhanced with NASA personnel with specific portfolios in two areas: data processing and applications for societal relevance.

Grants from the European Research Council (ERC), in particular, are prized for their size and long duration, and because the work does not need to show societal relevance.

However, the Committee believes that the nature of the IPCC's task (i.e., in presenting a series of expert judgments on issues of great societal relevance) demands that the IPCC pay special attention to issues of independence and bias to maintain the integrity of, and public confidence in, its results.

For the next large climate - model intercomparison project (CMIP6), the VIACS Advisory Board has requested that the climate - model simulations produce new variables of particular societal relevance.

The bulk of teacher learning happens at our summer institutes and weekend workshops, where teachers are introduced to current plant research topics with societal relevance, from grass to sugars for ethanol, to algae for biodiesel, to land use sustainability.

The scientific and societal relevance of improved understanding and response to a changing arctic ice cover has been underscored by a variety of planning documents.

In particular, his work will explore how well - established political parties can rely on aspects their organizational histories in order to rekindle their societal relevance among voters, and thus maintain their power in democratic systems.

The 10 finalists are chosen based on three criteria, according to the competition's website: societal relevance, novelty and uniqueness, and scientific courage.

Studying generic and fundamental mechanisms that enable the emergence of various degrees of organization, intelligence and autonomy in complex systems, and apply them to concrete problems of societal relevance.

Many organizations now call for the inclusion of the sex and gender dimension in biomedical research, to improve the scientific quality and societal relevance of the produced knowledge, technology, and / or innovation (1).

Added to this are three cross-cutting research domains in which we address topics of high scientific and / or societal relevance.

To deconstruct the film and question its societal relevance is a demanding task, and one that may require a careful second viewing.

Rarely is a director's feature film debut one that has historical and societal relevance... and certainly few first - timers would dare «borrow» the title of one of the most iconic films in cinematic history (regardless of the irony).

But the key issue of societal relevance (not to mention the focus of IPCC detection and attribution arguments) is the realization of this heat on the Earth's surface.

The societal relevance of rising seas is largely a function of the pace of change, not the ultimate height seas reach — which, as I've written for years — will assuredly be on the order of meters.

So: WHICH social sciences, WHICH social scientists, with what current research interests, are supposedly going to take on a big role in moving the USGCRP into a new era of societal relevance?

«All these ecosystem services add up to societal relevance in the region, where around half a million farmers rely on these grasslands for their main activity: cattle and sheep production.»

These nonradiative forcings generally have radiative impacts, but describing them only in terms of this radiative impact does not convey fully their influence on climate variables of societal relevance.