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Meanings of fundamental science in English
Synonyms
Examples for "basic science"
Examples for "basic science"
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And can basic science alone transform our economic outlook in the UK?
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Three basic science and three preclinical dental courses were selected for evaluation.
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Others worry that security measures could hamper breakthroughs in basic science and engineering.
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The research will be focussed on basic science through training students.
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Eighty-one of the articles were clinical and 19 were basic science in nature.
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Then he found some super-technical proposals that sounded like pure science fiction:
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His contributions to pure science never fail to illustrate both these tendencies.
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I put my trust in science for the sake of pure science.
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Moonshots live in that place between audacious projects and pure science fiction.
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It is R&D and technology and engineering as distinct from pure science.
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By basic research I mean research aimed at answering fundamental scientific questions.
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A key focus was to stimulate interactions between basic research and industry.
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Since its creation in 1981, the credit has helped support basic research.
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The lab will stay small and focus on basic research, he says.
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The findings suggest that South African universities are good at publishing basic research.
Usage of fundamental science in English
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That is, fundamental science aimed at solving everyday problems, he says.
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To me, that is what's most exciting-this is pure exploration and fundamental science!
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One hundred years on, it seems we have learned nothing of the importance of fundamental science.
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Sarkozy said current 'urgencies and emergencies' must not be allowed to damage the future of fundamental science.
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What we found was that the problem hadn't been approached from a fundamental science point of view.
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Vortex-carrying matter waves, such as chiral electron beams, are of significant interest in both applied and fundamental science.
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Thus, then, the mother science of Biology, as a general or fundamental science, comprises Vegetable, Animal, and Human physiology.
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Quantum correlations and entanglement shared among multiple quantum modes are important for both fundamental science and the future development of quantum technologies.
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Engineered nanoporous tunnel networks in graphite allow for further chemical modification and may find applications in various fields and in fundamental science research.
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Generation of multimode quantum states has drawn much attention recently due to its importance for both fundamental science and the future development of quantum technologies.
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Ban's office issued a statement welcoming the review of the IPCC and reiterating he "firmly maintains that the fundamental science on climate change remains sound."
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Thus there are three fundamental sciences-Physics ,Biology ,andPsychology-eachwith characteristic questions, categories and formulæ.
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These five sciences, astronomy, physics, chemistry, physiology, and sociology, we may consider the five fundamental sciences.
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Fundamental science took on new meaning and I felt like a kid again discovering this stuff for the first time.
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She said in an interview earlier this year that " fundamental sciences are still male-dominated", but that she never personally felt discrimination.
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M. Comte has accomplished this for the first five of the fundamental sciences, with a success which can hardly be too much admired.
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