Sentence examples for a science that from inspiring English sources

Luria sought a middle ground — a science that preserves the part without losing the synthetic whole.

"It's an art and a science that predates the medical model of care.

I have never published anything on a science that has not been vetted by the scientists involved.

"Music is a science," he said, "but a science that must make people laugh and dance and sing".

We need to understand a science that already affects our lives and will increasingly spawn hard technical and ethical problems.

This can be done only by a science that tries to understand the very essence of consciousness, and this is the task that phenomenology has set for itself.

Such sharing provides a way of restoring economics back to its original promise as a science that finds ways of matching scarce resources with unlimited human wants.

This book belongs to a popular trend of neuro-hubris – wildly overstating the ramifications of a science that is still in its infancy.

Faced by such puzzles, it can seem that we are creating a science that will one day exhaust our capacity to tell right from wrong.In this section Should we lock the door on cell science?

"The art of education," Pestalozzi claimed, "must be significantly raised in all its facets to become a science that is to be built on and proceeds from the deepest knowledge of human nature".

Added to this issue over emotional boundaries was opposition from behaviourists who objected to the inclusion of the notion of subjective purposiveness in a science that was trying to be objective and to the assumption of its innate basis.