Sentence examples similar to Essential scientific doctrines from inspiring English sources

Hundreds of researchers crisscrossed the country bearing notebooks and the latest scientific doctrines about race, psychology and anatomy.

Also the Brethren's scientific doctrines exerted a considerable influence over 13th-century Jewish authors.

We just don't read off the ontological commitment of scientific doctrines (even if they were suitably regimented).

Developing essential scientific capability in countries with limited resources.

This treatise also widely observes the immense technological challenges, the scientific vision, and the scientific doctrine behind the domain of corrosion science.

The scientific doctrine of the conservation of vital forces meant that all energies expended on mental activity drained those available for animal functions.

The new term is embroiled in an evolving body of scientific doctrine.

Dickson (1998), on the other hand, argues that such holism is not "a tenable scientific doctrine, much less an explanatory one" (p. 156).

He also stated his belief that "a grave scientific doctrine may be detected lying beneath some of the delineations of character" throughout all fiction.

For instance, Hamlet devours Copernicus' theory of heliocentricity (the Earth revolves around the sun), a scientific doctrine embraced by Faustus but repudiated by the church.

The entry clarifies the specific nature of pseudoscience in relation to other forms of non-scientific doctrines and practices.