例句與造句

1. Presented by Ella McSweeney, the show focused on issues in science and technology.
2. The Roddenberry Foundation funds innovative solutions to critical global issues in science and technology, the environment, education and humanitarian advances.
3. Her research interests include energy resources management; materials; energy policy and development; science, technology, and development; and gender issues in science and technology policy.
4. It's an appealing argument-- until one scrutinizes it closely, Sagan and Caltech scientist Steve Ostro say in the summer issue of Issues in Science and Technology.
5. Daniel Sarewitz panned the book in a review in " Issues in Science and Technology " describing it as a, " tiresome polemic masquerading as a defense of scientific purity ."
6. It's difficult to find issues in science and technology in a sentence. 用issues in science and technology造句挺難的
7. ""'Issues in Science and Technology " "'is a policy journal published by the United States National Academy of Sciences, National Academy of Engineering, Institute of Medicine, and the University of Texas at Dallas.
8. "Are some environmental Neros fiddling while Rome burns ? " asked Bertram Wolfe, former head of General Electric's nuclear division, in an article calling on environmentalists to defend nuclear power in the magazine Issues in Science and Technology.
9. Neal Lane and Tom Kalil,  The National Nanotechnology Initiative : Present at the Creation, " Issues in Science and Technology ", XXI, Number 4 ( Summer 2005 ), pp 49 54 ( National Academies, Washington D . C .)
10. Critic Michael J . Feuer, writing in " Issues in Science and Technology ", in addition to Murray's " four simple truths ", sees " an equally simplistic proposal : . . . [ that ] privatization will fix the schools ."
11. The course aims to relate such research to the social and economic analysis of innovation, to strategic decision-making and management of sciences and ( new ) technologies, to ethical issues in sciences and technology, and to political and cultural analysis of modern science-and technology-based societies.
12. She was invited to co-edit a chapter of UNESCO s World Science Report 1996 on  The Gender Dimension of Science and Technology :  This 56 pp account was the first such attempt to bring gender issues in science and technology to such a global-scale and prestigious context.
13. In the current issue of the National Science Foundation's Issues in Science and Technology, Cornell University astronomer Carl Sagan and Steven J . Ostro of the Jet Propulsion Laboratory calculate that objects a mile or more in diameter strike Earth, on the average, only once every 500, 000 years.
14. "It's far more enthusiastic about what technology can do for us, " said Kevin Finneran, editor in chief of Issues in Science and Technology magazine, published by the University of Texas and the National Academies . " The earlier Technology Review was more likely to look at the social and political dimensions of science and technology ."
15. Benshoof has published numerous articles in the " Harvard Law Review ", " The Journal of the American Medical Association ", " The New York University Journal of International Law and Policy ", " Issues in Science and Technology ", " Women's Health Issues ", and " Law Ka Pala ", a Journal of The Burma Lawyers'Council.