Sentence examples for discussion of science from inspiring English sources

"The more discussion of science and facts, the better," Mr. Lentz said.

Looking back nearly thirty years later, one of the conference's organizers, the Nobel laureate Paul Berg, wrote, "This unique conference marked the beginning of an exceptional era for science and for the public discussion of science policy.

Fears the popular discussion of science might suffer after the postponement of Richard Dawkins Australiann tour were dispelled by Warne, who explained his somewhat tongue-in-cheek take on Darwin's theory of natural selection.

Although he satirizes the society, science in general, and its hackneyed experiments, such as trying to extract sunbeams from a cucumber, it's the very discussion of science's role in human life that remained important for the future of the science fiction genre.

Informality and bias are hallmarks of the blogging style; a style that could lead to a more sensible discussion of science.

But such references are few, and Horkheimer does shift the discussion of science in such a way that it takes over parts of his earlier critique of metaphysics.

The Science Debate initiative, launched with the 2008 presidential campaign to try to develop reasoned discussion of science-framed issues by the candidates, produced a list of 14 questions this year with advice from an array of scientists and scientific organizations and publications.

In addition to this focus on the theme of reductive relations between parts and wholes, Kant also addressed the theme of the relation among different scientific domains in his discussion of sciences having their own distinct concepts and subject matter (Critique of Judgment, §68, 79).

Despite a mountain of evidence to the contrary, such voices are a loud presence in discussions of science and politics.

The bridegroom's father is also the founder and editor of Edge.org, an online journal that focuses on discussions of science and other intellectual pursuits.

"Philosophers Notwithstanding, Kansas School Board Redefines Science" (Nov. 15): The extremists on the political left and their literary and academic allies took objectivity out of lay discussions of science some time ago.