Sentence examples for a new science has from inspiring English sources

And then, in Oliver Sacks's book "Uncle Tungsten," I came across a statement by the nineteenth-century Italian chemist Stanislao Cannizzaro that is an almost exact parallel to Balanchine's: "It often happens that the mind of a person who is learning a new science has to pass through all the phases which the science itself has exhibited in its historical evolution".

Lord Layard, author of Happiness: Lessons From a New Science, has been advising the British government since 2005, calling for a gentler form of capitalism.

Chaos theory rose to prominence as a branch of mathematics in the late 80s; Malcolm is a compound figure inspired by the chaos theorists Ivar Ekeland, Heinz-Otto Peitgen and James Gleick, whose Chaos: Making a New Science had appeared in 1987, three years before Crichton's novel.

The beverage giant Dr Pepper Snapple Group (one of many companies actively applying this new science) has a net worth in excess of $11 billion.

The new science has established a radically new insight: that there is such a strong brain-vagina connection in women that many of the neuroscientists whom I interviewed called it "a single system".

Thus far the star of this new science has been ethanol, a car fuel made from corn, but around the world chemical, grain and biotech companies are working to produce auto paint, cosmetics, even apparel fiber from renewable resources.

Because new science has revealed that the size of a woman's ring finger can predict her entrepreneurship, career interests, and a host of other traits essential to success in a high stakes, high-tech career.

This whole new science has encouraged the commercial production of some batteries having no separator layer between the anode and the liquid cathode, an unlikely condition for success in aqueous systems.

New science has been added to the models to support this broadening application domain, and new consortia of modellers have been formed that span the multiple disciplines.

But the surge of new science has also prompted suspicions that the services will arbitrarily lower standards in order to meet political demands for equality.

It is well known that New Science has numerous contradictions and unfounded premises that make it difficult to include new synthesis.