Sentence examples for constraints of science from inspiring English sources

"Science fiction involves a willing suspension of disbelief and it's not bound by the constraints of science.

Arthur C. Clarke and Isaac Asimov, too, exemplify that kind of good science fiction, unlike slack-jawed fantasy where the writer dreams heedlessly away without respecting the decent constraints of science.

These decisions impact the home, the workplace, and the marketplace, and they extend beyond the constraints of science.

Constraints of design science and engineering.

They include, but are not limited to, the following, to draw on Bibri [19]: Constraints of design science and engineering.

And his principal concern is with the "should": with the moral constraints on science; with how science should be run.

This necessitates a governance discourse that does not restrict itself to the definition and implementation of regulation in the form of negative constraints for science and technology but also of positive aims in a societal setting.

Several things, no doubt; but part of the explanation is to be found in methodological naturalism, a widely accepted constraint on science.

How do we know that MN really is an essential constraint on science?

The young women we came to know used pill-taking practices as a way of thinking through the limits and constraints of the economic science of teenage pregnancy.

He was deeply troubled about the weakness of moral and ethical constraints in the exploitation of science, and poor communication between scientists and technologists and the public.