Meanings of scientific development in English

The new scientific development aims at sustainability, at quality rather than quantity.

This holds true in the case of practically all scientific development in the mechanic arts.

The Referee: You mean by that, taking in the land and your scientific development on it?

They had up to the present continued to hope for growth in English literary and scientific development.

The period which now began was one of scientific development and improvement-inperformance, manoeuvrability, and general airworthiness and stability.

And yet the scientific development and control of light has reached a stage which makes this new art possible.

There were probably at least a thousand bulbs and tubes each of which represented a certain phase of scientific development.

Or, to put it in more general terms, to understand scientific development one must understand the intellectual frameworks within which scientists work.

It was at another third plenary in 2003 that Hu Jintao's now famous concept of " scientific development" began to emerge.

As an artist I have been strongly influenced by sci-fi which has also been a huge source of inspiration for scientific development.

The whole drift of our modern scientific development is away from our clinking mechanical complexities and back towards the great primal simplicities.

Habgood personified the tradition of academic bishops in Durham and York, and promoted fresh thinking on the ethical problems posed by scientific development.

It is widely accepted that the future of scientific development lies in enabling teams made up of people from different countries and disciplines.

People who are without the scientific development of language and the art of writing do not attain to systematic and productive religious creeds.

It will provide against the waste of bodies and souls; it is a device for the conservation and the scientific development of human beings.

We have developed some degree of peace and prosperity; marked progress in intelligence, learning, and specialized skill; immense material and scientific development and increased wealth.