Sentence examples for be found in science from inspiring English sources

The critic Lev Danilkin says that the next great Russian novel will be found in science fiction.

A valuable guide can often be found in science fiction, which has a track record of turning into science fact.

"By far the most complicated algorithms are to be found in science, where they are used to design new drugs or model the climate," says Parpas.

As with Harold Wilson in the 1960s, so again today, the answer to the challenges we face is thought to be found in science, technology, engineering and mathematics.

Yet he never managed to work out the extent to which objective truths of the sort to be found in science (which he firmly believed in, unlike some post-modernist thinkers) could also be found outside it.

It is difficult to show any direct effect of scientific discoveries upon the rise of the textile or even the metallurgical industry in Great Britain, the home of the Industrial Revolution, but there certainly was a similarity in attitude to be found in science and nascent industry.

For all that, Lewis's default attitude was to accept that much of our common-sense thinking about the nomic, the intentional and the normative was correct, and that this was perfectly compatible with this world containing nothing more than is found in science, indeed than is found in fundamental physics.

The answer, said Philip Sadler, the Frances W. Wright Senior Lecturer in the Department of Astronomy and director of the science education department at the Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics (CfA), may be found in what science teachers know.

We think that answers will be found in better science.

This knowledge is to be found in natural science.

Applications of the hierarchical algorithms may be found in computer science and engineering.