Examples of using Scientific problems in English and their translations into Spanish
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They're discussing scientific problems.
Scientific problems are in a much different category.
Develop procedures for solving scientific problems.
Solving fundamental scientific problems was still a question of Theology.
If I were only brighter and you could talk to me about your scientific problems.
Schrödinger did approach scientific problems, in a way not imagined previously.
The MATLAB platform is optimized for solving engineering and scientific problems.
To have an impact on scientific problems of national as well as international importance.
They hope you can stay andhelp solve some scientific problems for us.
The solution to scientific problems could explore through techniques and artistic creations.
High-performance computing is not just for solving the most complex scientific problems.
The current scientific problems associated with cellular automats and self-organizing systems can be discussed at 7.
As one American newspaper notes, the Gates have placedhuge bets on big, difficult scientific problems.
In his Declaration, he mentions"basic scientific problems of computability which cannot be solved by more computing power alone.
Jacobsen set up the Carlsberg Laboratory in 1875,which worked on scientific problems related to brewing.
This is because work on scientific problems that are of interest to the international community stands a better chance of receiving academic recognition and opportunities for collaborative research from well-funded institutions.
There are, admittedly, many problems to be solved, scientific problems, which are not yet resolved.
The tutoring capacity is directly related to the possibility of obtaining real answers to scientific problems.
Designed for solving fundamental scientific problems, such as finding a cure for cancer and harnessing fusion energy, supercomputers recently have increasingly become more open in terms of global collaboration and information exchange among researchers.
In 2012, Smithsonian magazine published a brief article about how 3D technology provided a critical solution to the scientific problems at Cerro Ballena.
He alternated the study of mathematical and scientific problems on which he published two books: Ciencia popular(Popular Science) and Vulgarización científico(Scientific Vulgarization) with his production of dramatic poetry, which, according to Lázaro Carreter,"gives him a certain systematic bluntness that shows poetic effort more than poetic instinct.
It did not require a highly sophisticated technical capability butdid require thorough involvement in the scientific problems related to data acquisition and analysis;
Sanjiv Narayan:“We need translational mentors” 14 Hiro Nakauchi:“Making organs from pigs is probably not the best solution, but right now it's the only one have” 18 Juan Manuel González-Rosa:“At this rate of funding, getting a position in an academy will be the‘alternative career'” 22 Bertie Göttgens:“Communication between basic andclinical research is complex” 26 Omer Berenfeld:“The tutoring capacity is directly related to the possibility of obtaining real answers to scientific problems”.
That is one of the goals that the Centre for Biotechnology andBioengineering looks forward to materializing in Chile through workshops where scientific problems can be tackled from different perspectives in order to develop new applications.
They should contribute specialist knowledge to discussions in each meeting on regional issues, particular species or thematic issues, ecological principles and, importantly,they should contribute actively to the solution of scientific problems.
At the conclusion, he suggested the adoption of theworld geodetic system and the unification of the height system to efficiently support many global scientific problems.
Computational science- subfield of computer science concerned with constructing mathematical models and quantitative analysis techniques andusing computers to analyze and solve scientific problems Computational chemistry- branch of chemistry that uses principles of computer science to assist in solving chemical problems Computational neuroscience- study of brain function in terms of the information processing properties of the structures that make up the nervous system.
At the first special session of the Committee on Science and Technology,its members took significant steps to address the scientific problems within the Convention process.
These issues make AMS more sensitive than any other radionuclide detection technique,which makes it effective in many scientific problems cannot be met otherwise.