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Introduction to the Symposium ‘Applying Science’

International Studies in the Philosophy of Science, 2006
Science is expected to solve a variety of human and societal problems, ranging from climate forecasting, ground purification, crop protection, cancer treatment, and flood control—to name a few. Solving such problems requires reliable knowledge relevant to the particular problem at hand. However, science by itself does not provide off-theshelf solutions,
Bod, R., Boon, M., Boumans, M.
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Science, Pure and Applied

1958
It is a great honour, and a great responsibility, to be invited to give one of the Installation Lectures on this auspicious occasion. I am ill qualified for this task; but at least I may justly claim that the subject on which I have chosen to speak is one that is of the greatest importance to every university in every part of the world.
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Computational Methods in Applied Sciences

Applied Mechanics and Materials, 2015
This series publishes monographs and carefully edited books inspired by the thematic conferences of ECCOMAS, the European Committee on Computational Methods in Applied Sciences.
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Technology as Applied Science

Technology and Culture, 1966
The application of the scientific method and of scientific theories of the attainment of practical goals poses interesting philosophical problems, such as the nature of technological knowledge, the alleged validating power of action, the relation of technological rule to scientific law, and the effects of technological forecast on human behavior. These
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Applied coaching science

2017
The primary objective of every coach is to guide the learning process, encouraging progressive improvements in practice performance that transfer to the competitive environment. When a gap emerges between the performance observed in practice and competition, an athlete is often labeled as ‘choking.’ However, from a skill acquisition standpoint, this ...
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Applying science to drug discovery

Biochemical Society Transactions, 2006
Scientists and science in the pharmaceutical industry rely heavily on the more academically orientated basic research carried out at Universities, for first of all training, but also as a source of new ideas and approaches to drug discovery. Progress in the discovery and development of novel therapeutics benefits from a healthy alliance with, and the ...
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Distances in Applied Social Sciences

2013
In this chapter we present selected distances used in real-world applications of Human Sciences. In this and the next chapter, the expression of distances ranges from numeric (say, in m) to ordinal (as a degree assigned according to some rule) and nominal.
Elena Deza, Michel Deza
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Applied computer science [PDF]

open access: possibleProceedings of the May 14-16, 1969, spring joint computer conference on XX - AFIPS '69 (Spring), 1969
It is a truism that we are in the throes of an information revolution of which one obvious manifestation is a very rapid growth in the number of users of computers and computer-like information processing systems.
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