Sentence examples for declaration science from inspiring English sources

The content of the second section, "Beyond the Last Thought," is exemplified by the following mindless declaration: "Science is not distinguished from myth by science being literally true and myth only a type of poetic analogy.

At the critical end of this spectrum lie such famous indictments of science as Virginia Woolf's declaration: "science, it would seem, is not sexless: he is a man, a father and infected too" (1938).

By the end of the 6-day meeting, two documents emerged--a nonbinding "Declaration on Science" and a "Framework for Action".

Its road-map is codified at conferences at which declarations supporting science and/or advocating policy are signed.

Although the region has advanced significantly as observed in the Bangkok Declaration, integration of science and technology in DRR is at present broadly based.

Few today, for instance, would agree with his declaration: "to read science-fiction is to read Simak.

Science- The Declaration of Independence and the United States Constitution are among the many historical documents that are currently or have been undergoing preservation efforts.

While media focused on the Catalan parliament's declaration, Lluis Orriols, a political science professor at Madrid's Carlos III University, said the debate over whether Mas will lead the Catalan government is critical in laying the necessary groundwork to push the secessionist movement forward.

An artful mixture of carefully culled and originally produced material, "The Wild Blue Yonder," which opens with an almost hilariously unnecessary declaration that it is "a science fiction fantasy," purports to tell the story of an alien species, whose misfortunes are narrated throughout the film in bits and pieces by one of its own, the Andromedan (Mr. Dourif).

I want to open this new series of columns with a declaration of the interdependence of science and society.

The science academies' public declaration is particularly notable as experts in both developed and developing countries have joined forces on what used to be a divisive topic.