Sentence examples for basic tenets of science from inspiring English sources

"Dark Matter" is a reference to the album's eight-minute-long opening track, in which a team of scientists and a choir of believers engage in a musical debate about three basic tenets of science: dark matter, evolution, and climate change.

And in order to catch three athletes, the IOC may have had to violate basic tenets of science.

Many churches only complicate matters by endorsing some version of "theistic evolution," which fails one of the basic tenets of science, namely falsifiability.

Top climate scientists (including Chris Field of the Carnegie Institution for Science and Richard Somerville of the Scripps Institution of Oceanography at the University of California, San Diego) laid out the basic tenets of climate science while scientists who disagreed with that consensus challenged them.

"They don't have a grasp of the basic tenets of the science that they were dealing with".

But some of the basic tenets of modern science and of Einstein's theory are at stake in the "firewall paradox," as it is known.

Particle physicists cried foul, saying that this violated a basic tenet of modern science and of quantum theory, that information is always preserved.

That is, the course would no longer simply present existing research; the students would now be responsible for critiquing the research presented to them so that they could fully grasp a basic tenet of social science: no study is perfect and we are required to find faults in academic papers, replicate studies and devise superior studies to see which theories can withstand scrutiny.

Says Dr. Jay Giedd of the National Institute of Mental Health: "The more technical and advanced science becomes, the more it leads us back to some very basic tenets of spending loving, quality time with our children".

Religion provides the basic tenets of morality.

They find the basic tenets of democracy — very inconvenient".