Sentence examples for assimilation of science from inspiring English sources

In short, it is hard to see "the mind of God" at work in the social assimilation of science and technology.

They have offered their own contribution of method, in the heuristic form, as a valuable and typical educative experiencek But whilst their professional demands have been more or less satisfied, the cultural assimilation of science makes slow progress.

Naturalism he sees as the "assimilation of art to science," which gave the Naturalistic theatre great social influence, but at the expense of its capacity to arouse aesthetic pleasure.

This part of Wright's view reflects his assimilation of the positivist understanding of science as a taxonomy of practical experience with nature.

This was and still is a controversial idea among philosophers, many of whom profess to reject the assimilation of their subject into science.

Rosenberg, A, Towards the Assimilation of Rules to Generalizations, in Basic Issues in Philosophy of Science, edited by Shea, W (1976), pp. 156-172, New York: Science History Publications.

Anderson's call for a "science of ethics" is not an assimilation of ethical inquiry to the standards of the special sciences.

Four levels of science.

Medal of Science Winners.

Master of science: Human Services.

Master of science: Architecture.