Sentence examples for developed sciences from inspiring English sources

While there are parts of the Qur'an which are open to interpretation, Arabic scholars have developed sciences around grammar, syntax, and rhetoric which ensure followers don't extrapolate meanings from the book which weren't intended.

It also enjoys a growing popularity both in eastern and western countries nowadays rather than abandoned by the highly developed science and technology.

This paper traces their origins and shows that it was the Organization for Economic Co-operation and DevelOECDnthatECD) that first imagined and developed science and technology indicators.

Two British scientists, Lord Rayleigh John William Struttt) and Sir James Hopwood Jeans, had by 1900 applied the newly developed science of statistical mechanics to the same problem.

But animal tests of the drug have been hampered by the fact that animal models of smallpox infection are still being developed (Science, 15 March 2002, p. 2001).

Physical oceanography, marine chemistry, and marine and estuary biology are still such developing sciences.

Estuarine restoration is still a developing, science-based, engineering practice.

Now his new-found skillset is being put to use in developing science policy.

We want women to understand this point.... Advancements and developing science will bring more debate.

Developing science, far from being ignored, is confronted directly and openly in such assessments.

Cox, a consummate networker, illustrated the developing science by submitting his own health complications to the scrutiny of reporters.