scientific problem

He had to focus all of his attention now on the scientific problems immediately at hand.

They had simply been built to solve a scientific problem.

She was hard pressed to name a more important scientific problem.

Computer graphics has from its beginning been used to study scientific problems.

It is not a scientific problem for us to investigate.

Most people never understood that the majority of scientific problems took this form.

"The scientific problem is, at present, less significant," he wrote.

The study has been repeatedly delayed by political and scientific problems.

"It's taken people a long time to realize there's some scientific problems with it," he said.

Professors and students work together on solving new scientific problems.

Later in life, he turned to other scientific problems.

There will also be 340 smaller projects on an array of scientific problems.

This is all a political problem, not a scientific problem.

It works on every other scientific problem anybody's ever tackled.

His mind, however, was too fully occupied with fascinating scientific problems.

It was seen as a product-development issue, not a scientific problem.

"There are times, more than you would think, when they have a keen insight into a scientific problem," he says.

"Image analysis is a difficult scientific problem," he said.

But because of scientific problems and political opposition, it is far from clear whether that repository will ever open.

"I was referring to scientific problems, and don't forget there's a lady present."

He had never thought past the scientific problems to the ones he now faced.

To be able to solve a scientific problem, a number of competences are involved.

We do not know when heredity was first appreciated as a scientific problem.

The first is concerned with a specific scientific problem, whereas the second relates to the development of a technique.

A new paradigm is chosen because it does a better job of solving scientific problems than the old one.