Sentence examples for both the sciences from inspiring English sources

The Basics column on Tuesday, about academic programs that combine approaches of both the sciences and the humanities, misstated the title of a book by David Sloan Wilson.

Choosing candidates for the architecture degree course is particularly difficult as it attracts students from both the sciences and arts, says Professor Carolin.

His polymathy had early roots in his facility for both the sciences and the arts at school, further developed, along with music and acting, at university.

It is an ideal resource for anyone undertaking a systematic study of scientific method for the first time, from undergraduates to professionals in both the sciences and the humanities.

It is this principle which underscores an unwritten law of both the sciences and the social sciences that it is better to measure than not to measure.

Individuals with backgrounds in both the sciences and public policy have the opportunity to integrate their knowledge from both fields and to serve as an increasingly important conduit between the two.

"This project is an excellent fit for the World Community Grid, both the science and the mission," said Joseph M. Jasinski, director of healthcare and life sciences research at I.B.M.

The individual volumes of "Advances in Fluorine Science" are thematic, addressing comprehensively both the science and applications on topics including the environment, green chemistry, medicine, health and life sciences, new technologies and materials science, energy, and the earth sciences.

While scientific/clinical membership is high on most RECs less than half of all RECs have a pharmacologist as a scientific/clinical member, yet all RECs in South Africa review both the science and the ethics of protocols.

Such metaphoric constructs are important both within the sciences and for science communication.

There is no doubt that Poincaré's works have been very influential both in the sciences and in philosophy.