Sentence examples for developing a science of from inspiring English sources

Hook did not balk at referring to Marxism as developing a "science of history".

While developing a science of morals founded on moral doctrine, Durkheim and Lévy-Bruhl were heavily dependent upon this aspect of the System.

Specialists undeniably make valuable contributions to science in the Arctic, whereas I view interdisciplinary scientists as developing a science of the Arctic.

I argue that cognitive anthropologists have contributed to cognitive science in part by developing a "science of the stimulus," leading to a better understanding of how the nature of the objects of experience affects the ways humans categorize them.

Out of that comes the possibility of developing a science of some of these things.

In terms of developing a science of RCB, there is a need to capture further information on issues of measuring process and outcome data to understand what helps develop 'useful' and 'useable' research.

This effectively enabled classical geneticists to develop a science of heredity without answering questions about development.

Tells how she developed a science of upsets based on the names of college football teams.

One of his deepest beliefs was that the ambition to develop a "science of society" was fundamentally flawed.

But the Delphic admonition "know thyself" still rings out as the great prime directive of intellectual inquiry, and there will always be a gaping hole in human self-knowledge until we develop a science of art.

Building upon Simon's book The Sciences of the Artificial (Simon 1996) and related notions, we develop a science of organizational design where the basic organizational design question is how to create a fit between structure and coordination.