the frontiers of knowledge

Our goal was to explore the universe and expand the frontiers of knowledge.

Scientists should continue to expand the frontiers of knowledge.

Others believe there are better ways of using their efforts to push back the frontiers of knowledge.

His researchers have drifted the frontiers of knowledge forward.

Science from the frontiers of knowledge, on the other hand, is wild, untamed and often either wrong or irrelevant to future research.

He encouraged the students to explore the Internet, work to repair the environment and expand the frontiers of knowledge.

We are challenging the frontiers of knowledge, but we have safeguards in place.

Expanding the frontiers of knowledge via innovative scientific research.

For though we're expanding the frontiers of knowledge, the coordinates of the human heart remain the same.

For over a century, this journal has been keeping its readers informed about doings at the frontiers of knowledge.

Use concepts across the frontiers of knowledge.

He doesn't seem to have much time for the scholar who crawls along the frontiers of knowledge with a magnifying glass.

As the frontiers of knowledge are pushed back the problems get more and more difficult, often requiring large multidisciplinary teams to make progress.

Medicine is "still at the frontiers of knowledge" when it comes to crib deaths, one of the three appellate judges said after the ruling.

Large craft laden with extremely sensitive sensors and instruments, experts say, have a better chance of pushing back the frontiers of knowledge.

To build an academic community dedicated to expanding the frontiers of knowledge through research, development, innovation and interdisciplinary collaboration for the benefit of society.

The Intel students don't do science projects - they do science, period, often working at the frontiers of knowledge and sometimes under intense competitive pressures.

The scientists, though brilliant, are also portrayed as arrogant and intolerant, more interested in personal glory than in pushing back the frontiers of knowledge.

Whatever the role of teachers, it is not to push back the frontiers of knowledge, nor to determine a new direction in which a discipline can move.

Due to its relation with the most intimate aspects of matter, field theory is the closest branch of theoretical physics to the frontiers of knowledge.

However, during the 1950s and 1960s the most exciting, technically challenging place to advance the frontiers of knowledge was the fledgling aerospace and electronics industry.

Jawaharlal Nehru himself had a great passion for the enlargement of the frontiers of knowledge and enrichment of the human mind.

I welcome this revitalisation of basic research: research at the frontiers of knowledge, promoting dynamism, competitiveness and creativity at the highest level.

UTIG strives to conduct research that expands the frontiers of knowledge in earth science, has societal and economic relevance, and is of human interest.

The Margaret Harris Lectures, Dundee, 1970 (Theology and Science at the Frontiers of Knowledge, vol 1).