Sentence examples for both scientific knowledge and from inspiring English sources

Catherine Furbish, byname Kate Furbish, (born May 19 , 1834 Exeter, N.H., U.S. died Dec. 6, 1931, Brunswick, Maine), American botanist, who devoted her lifelong energies to documenting and making drawings of the flora of Maine, enriching both scientific knowledge and numerous botanical collections with her legacy.

These areas encompass both scientific knowledge and workplace skills.

Recent advances in both scientific knowledge and the provision of prevention, treatment, and care services have bred cautious optimism about greatly reducing the spread of HIV.

Russell's contributions to metaphysics and epistemology are also unified by his views concerning the centrality of both scientific knowledge and the importance of there being an underlying methodology common to both philosophy and science.

Almquist and Cronin (1988) wrote that "it is obvious from the strength of creationism that the American public lacks both scientific knowledge and general understanding of evolutionary principles... .. (p. 520).

They recognize that it is important to question what we know (and what we think we know), because both scientific knowledge and the life of faith grow out of doubt and uncertainty.

This argument has led to a body of literature that seeks to incorporate in DRR both "global" scientific knowledge and local, indigenous knowledge (such as traditional methods of coping with hazards), for example Mercer et al. ([2010]) and Gaillard and Mercer ([2013]).

Thus, we argue, the development of sustainability indicators is a process of both scientific "knowledge production" and of political "norm creation", and both components need to be properly acknowledged.

"I am an educator and facilitator," said another participant, whose work spanned both complex scientific knowledge and lifestyle coaching.

"Dr Niakan's research into the biology of early human development is valuable both for scientific knowledge and the therapeutic applications it may eventually produce, for example in treating infertility and in stem cell therapies.

On this line, the thermodynamic modeling evaluation of concrete forms the fundamental core of the theoretical approach to achieve both the scientific knowledge and engineering simulations of altering materials.