Sentence examples for case of a science from inspiring English sources

Professor of mechanical engineering, Guillermo Aguilar, said: "This is a case of a science fiction sounding idea becoming science fact, with strong potential for positive impact on patients.

In the case of a natural science we think it more rational to put our trust in general laws than in specific phenomena; in the case of the human sciences, the opposite is true.

The framework here developed is then applied to the case of an Earth Science satellite that provides hurricane information to oil rig operators in the Gulf of Mexico.

Regenerative medicine is a fairly typical case of an emerging science-based field that draws heavily on public funding, and private venture financiers become interested in the potential of its innovations only in the later phases of clinical trials (Parson 2008).

Two, a culture of discrete publications (vs. living knowledge and data sets) whereby people are primarily judged by traditional processes dating back, in the case of science, a couple hundred years.

After all, it's not simply a case of (some) science disagreeing with (some) religion; it is also a case of (some) religion disagreeing with (some) science.

Unfortunately, the aversion to pigs and their products is not simply a case of bad science.

"Bendectin was the archetypical case of junk science scuttling a perfectly safe product," said Dr. Michael Greene, the director of maternal-fetal medicine at Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston.

Obviously, you're known for horror, so in this case, when you think of a science fiction idea, does that create any trepidation?

This feature is obviously aimed at users who may not – or cannot – put this device in a case, and is reminiscent of a science fair project rather than a shipping product feature.

Both organizations, apparently suffering from a bad case of science envy, are desperately calling for science to be redefined to include the supernatural.