Значения термина fundamental science на английском

That is, fundamental science aimed at solving everyday problems, he says.

To me, that is what's most exciting-this is pure exploration and fundamental science!

One hundred years on, it seems we have learned nothing of the importance of fundamental science.

Sarkozy said current 'urgencies and emergencies' must not be allowed to damage the future of fundamental science.

What we found was that the problem hadn't been approached from a fundamental science point of view.

Vortex-carrying matter waves, such as chiral electron beams, are of significant interest in both applied and fundamental science.

Thus, then, the mother science of Biology, as a general or fundamental science, comprises Vegetable, Animal, and Human physiology.

Quantum correlations and entanglement shared among multiple quantum modes are important for both fundamental science and the future development of quantum technologies.

Engineered nanoporous tunnel networks in graphite allow for further chemical modification and may find applications in various fields and in fundamental science research.

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.

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."

Thus there are three fundamental sciences-Physics ,Biology ,andPsychology-eachwith characteristic questions, categories and formulæ.

These five sciences, astronomy, physics, chemistry, physiology, and sociology, we may consider the five fundamental sciences.

Fundamental science took on new meaning and I felt like a kid again discovering this stuff for the first time.

She said in an interview earlier this year that " fundamental sciences are still male-dominated", but that she never personally felt discrimination.

M. Comte has accomplished this for the first five of the fundamental sciences, with a success which can hardly be too much admired.