Sentence examples for beginning of science from inspiring English sources

The 17th century for the beginning of science and the Restoration.

Important as these considerations are, it is more accurate to see these revolutions as the two stages of a single revolution: the beginning of science in the modern sense of the word.

Stephenson repeated the dazzling tricks of Crytonomicon with The Baroque Trilogy, three massive tomes telling the story of the Royal Society, the beginning of science and the formation of the modern world through the creation of financial debt instruments (in these books, it is the invention of debt that allows England to defeat France - I wonder what Stephenson makes of that idea now).

And apart from being involved at the beginning of science, systems of government, philosophy, art, schools, hospitals, the emancipation of women, the abolition of slavery, social welfare, helping form the basis of the moral code most people live by, and introducing popular notions of justice, mercy, decency and compassion – what has Christianity ever really done for the world?

From the beginning of science, disability has been thought of as a deviation from the norm, even a morbid disorder of the individual.

Shem Tov Ibn Falaquera inserted a number of its passages (in Hebrew) into his own "enumeration of sciences", part two of the Beginning of Science (Reshit hokhmah), probably written around 1250 (Efros 1935; Strauss 1936; about Falaquera's knowledge of al-Farabi's works, see Harvey 2002).

An insurrection has consequently begun, of science, talents and courage against rank and birth, which have fallen into contempt.

Accurate measurement is the beginning of all science.

This grand quest was the beginning of big science.

It would make the beginning of a science fiction story.

This was the beginning of the science of T-cell immunology, which has led to many clinical advances including organ transplantation.