• The language of catastrophe is not the language of science.

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  • Now to help facilitate the growth of robot scientists for routine, automated experiment, King and his team are urging that the methods and processes of science be formalized, to remove the ambiguities of natural language and make it easier to reproduce experiments and build the bases of knowledge.

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  • The English language edition also carries the Newsletter of the International Social Science Council as a lift-out supplement.

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  • Ms Hart also answered questions on implementing the aims of the Welsh Language Strategy within the context of economic regeneration, discussions with Tata Steel, the government's science policy and broadband access.

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  • Sociologists, psychologists, rhetoricians, linguists, and historians of science have all noted the importance of language, metaphor, and definition to our very understanding of the world around us.

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  • Historians and sociologists of science have made a convincing case that language plays a crucial role in the production of knowledge about the natural world.

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  • The overwhelming majority of the readers go for language, despite being what I believe to be a generally pro-science group.

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  • Schools across the nation are in need of a diverse set of talented teachers, especially in our big cities and rural areas, and especially in the areas of Math, Science, Technology, Special Education, and English Language Learning.

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  • The introduction of the English Baccalaureate - which will be awarded to pupils gaining good GCSE passes in maths, English, two science subjects, a language and history or geography - would increase the uptake of history, he added.

    BBC: Ofsted: Primary school history 'lacks narrative'

  • In the past few decades, medical science has rendered obsolete centuries of experience, tradition, and language about our mortality, and created a new difficulty for mankind: how to die.

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  • Despite their obvious talent with the language (Brin and Bear have both won Nebula and Hugo awards, the science fiction equivalent of the Emmys and the Oscars), the writers had a hard time conveying anything practical to the CEOs in the audience, who were looking for new technology to exploit.

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