Sentence examples for In an experimental science from inspiring English sources

The development of science from a theoretical to an experimental discipline has forced philosophy to view the epistemological problem in a new way, for in an experimental science the investigator is in a twofold contact with reality namely, by his knowledge and by his experimental praxis.

When psychology first began to emerge as an experimental science, in the philosophy departments of the German universities in the late 19th century, and soon after in the United States, the central role of imagery in mental life was not in question.

In addition to community outreach, we have scientific outreach in situ at the zoo, in the form of the Amazonia Science Gallery, an experimental science education-outreach center that provides visitors informal opportunities to learn about scientific research by exhibiting working labs; it also creates links to promote biological science education and career development in local communities.

He succeeded in setting out a model of an experimental science on the basis of his study of optics.

One of the key ideas we try to get our students to understand in LB144 is that biology is an experimental science, and not just a collection of facts.

The recent invention of genome-editing techniques marks a change in genomics from an observational to an experimental science.

Of course, statistical significance is a major concern in all experimental sciences, and for a long time I have been critical of what I regard as unacceptably low publication standards used in some fields.

At 18 I was a determined scientist, on a degree course in Genetics and with vague ideas about a career in experimental science.

While the first generation of supercomputing involved simulating physical processes with relatively small data sets, the tremendous increase in data storage technology has led to a renaissance in experimental science, Dr. Gray said.

This notion would have a significant future in experimental science.

Conant contributed four chapters to the 1957 Harvard Case Histories in Experimental Science, including an account of the overthrow of the phlogiston theory.