Sentence examples for change in science from inspiring English sources

A caption about climate change in Science Times yesterday omitted one picture credit and misstated another.

This reflects a cultural shift in language, encouraged by systems like the Ref, rather than a change in science itself.

Indeed, not much may change in science policy in Mr. Obama's second term, and for many scientists like Dr. Chalfie, that is a good thing.

Kuhn's description of the dialectic of change in science (the making of a paradigm; the recognition of anomalies, with an ensuing crisis; finally, the resolution of the crisis by a new paradigm) still holds true today, albeit in a radically different intellectual environment dominated by information science and biotechnology.

The Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists and the British Medical Association said there was no change in science or in the medical opinion around abortion since the previous move to reduce the limit in 2008 which was defeated in parliament.

Conceptual change in childhood is said to follow the same pattern as theory change in science.

We see great changes in science and commerce that will influence all our lives.

Parliamentarians are shirking one of their most fundamental responsibilities: to address the issues raised by changes in science and society.

The result of this ungainly hybrid is to draw attention to the changes in science fiction over the last half-century.

After reviewing the paper record of how the Hwang reports were handled, a panel led by John I. Brauman, a chemist at Stanford University, yesterday recommended four changes in Science's procedures.

At the ceremony that night, "an eminent member of the SFWA," as Delany later put it, gave a speech about changes in science fiction, a supposed shift away from old-fashioned storytelling to "pretentious literary nonsense," or something along those lines.