Sentence examples for centuries of science from inspiring English sources

After two centuries of science becoming more and more specialised, the idea is to bring back the generalist.Surprisingly, this experiment is taking place in Japan a country with one of the most rigid academic hierarchies in the world.

To the Editor: It may have once been true that scientists took an ordered universe on faith, but modern science has centuries of science as evidence for that order.

You pass from there into the Arena, the traffic centre of these crowded 35,000 square feet, through the Discovery and Design section, which shows something of what two centuries of science have done for us all, and into that devoted to People ("some people," might be the wryly justifiable comment) At Home.

Earth would be too cold for our survival without them, and their existence has been proven by "centuries of science, laws of physics and direct observation".

The crisis referred to in the Times piece is about breaking away from centuries of science where empirical evidence was a must.

This isn't just about climate -- it is about the next century of science, technologies, and political and social interactions.

This is one example of French Food Rules (as I call them): codified common sense based in a rich food culture, backed up by a century of science.

Mr Abbott also denies a quarter of a century of science showing the link between global warming and the increased risk of bushfire in Australia, as does his environment minister Greg Hunt.

"A few e-mails," he added, won't undermine a "century of science".

"It's taking them time to realize we're in a new century — the century of science — and that 85percentt of likely voters want them to be debating these topics.

Einstein's influence on twentieth-century philosophy of science is comparable to his influence on twentieth-century physics.