Übersetzung für "Wissenschaft betreiben" in Englisch

Well, there's lots of reasons people do science.

You can't do science without proposing hypotheses.

You can't do science without making it logically consistent.

What a sick use of science.

My system shows how science is to be practiced one day.

Or do you know how to conduct sane Science?

We can now use this to do research.

You can't really do science unless you explore the effects of some independent variables.

Our aim is to do science which (at least potentially) is useful and can be used by others.

And anybody who wants to do science is -- this is about the time that Isaac Newton was starting to whip out a lot of really interesting things.

So I mean, the reason I put those things all together, OK, here's the way you're supposed to do science -- some science is done for other reasons, and just curiosity.

And this is changing the way that we do science, changing the way that we do astronomy, to a place where software and algorithms have to mine through this data, where the software is as critical to the science as the telescopes and the cameras that we've built.

Now, not only do we have much more education, and much of that education is scientific, and you can't do science without classifying the world.

I bet there are important discoveries being made every day because you inspired millions of kids to pursue science.

We had almost metaphysical discussions about what it means to produce science in this context.

But the way to deal with that is to do science, and understand how it spreads and why in a morally neutral perspective.

Fundamental research scientists are above all wedded to their particular discipline and carry out research more for its own sake than with a view to the direct application of the results.

Under the IWC framework, however, whaling can still continue if a signatory enters a reservation or an objection, or claims that it is in the name of science.

I got into sailplane flying, power plane flying, and considered the sailplanes as a sort of hobby and fun, but got tangled up with some great professor types, who convinced me and everybody else in the field that this was a good way to get into really deep science.

So I mean, the reason I put those things all together, OK, here's the way you're supposed to do science -- some science is done for other reasons, and just curiosity.

I wasn't real surprised, you know, when they first told me how -- how you were supposed to do science, because I'd already been doing it for fun and whatever.

And anybody who wants to do science is -- this is about the time that Isaac Newton was starting to whip out a lot of really interesting things.

There's plenty of real estate, plenty of real estate in the universe, and if we're the only bit of real estate in which there's some interesting occupants, that makes you a miracle, and I know you like to think you're a miracle, but if you do science, you learn rather quickly that every time you think you're a miracle, you're wrong, so probably not the case.