Sentence examples for conceptual science from inspiring English sources

As pure concepts play an important role in Bolzano's theory of science, mathematics, for example, being a purely conceptual science, everything depends on how intuitions are defined.

Although Nath says her doctoral research "really stretched my brain," on-the-ground experimental physics seemed to her to be more about computer programmes and big machines than it was about conceptual science.

There will be work by 228 local and international artists, including a group show including Cosima Van Bonin and Amie Siegel at Tramway, whose spaces will be redesigned by Martin Boyce; leading Polish sculptor Monika Sosnowska at the Modern Institute; and projects by Marvin Gaye Chetwynd and "crypto conceptual science-fiction anti-climax band" Asparagus Piss Raindrop.

For reasons both historical and conceptual, genetic science is often misunderstood by the general public (Tabery 2015).

Although not providing an explanatory rationale for rational goals, the PRACCIS project (Promoting Reasoning and Conceptual Change in Science) helps science students link evidence to models and provide justifications accordingly (Chinn et al., 2013).

In addition, constructing a scientific explanation is difficult as it is not merely a skill of language but also involving conceptual understanding in science (Solomon 1986), like Thagard (1992) suggested the development of explanation is an evolution of schemata and as such is part of a conceptual revolution in mind.

Children's conceptual understandings of science topics, such as plant structure and function, and the development of science process skills begin during the first year of life (Carey, 2004; Piaget and Inhelder, 2013).

The goal of the conceptual framework for science education standards (pdf of draft) is to "identify and articulate the core ideas in science in the disciplines of life sciences, physical sciences, earth and space sciences, and engineering and technology, cross cutting ideas and scientific practices".

This conceptual calibration makes science more scientific.

For visitors among the installations in "Weather Report" it's clear that conceptual art and science have more in common than some may have thought.

He has been a research professor in the conceptual foundations of science at Baylor University, and was recently appointed to the new Center for Science and Theology at Southern Baptist Theological Seminary.