Sentence examples for distinct sciences from inspiring English sources

Neither is the view that physical geography has become too specialized, with its practitioners seeing themselves as working in distinct sciences.

Stumpf claims that they represent three different fields of research, corresponding to three distinct sciences: phenomenology as the science of phenomena, eidology which studies formations, and the general theory of relations understood as the science of relations as a whole.

The development and use of computer languages is a distinct science in itself (see also computer science).

Back in the early nineteenth century, when geology was just emerging as a distinct science, such catastrophic explanations for modern-day features were fairly common.

There, physiology became established as a distinct science under the guidance of Johannes Müller, who was a professor at Bonn and then at the University of Berlin.

Psychology is a preparatory part of philosophy, not a distinct science.

The epistemologist, therefore, reflects on science from within science; there is no theory of knowledge distinct from science.

So while advice to governments about how best to invest in R&D or structure a science system is critical, this is quite distinct from science advice for policy, in which there is often high public interest in the questions for which governments need evidence.

Decision quality is defined as the outgrowth of a distinct decision science imbued with organizing principles, ethics, laws, or quantitative relationships that facilitate consistency with values, objectives, belief systems, and empirical evidence.

Also, we show the relationship between both metrics in three real datasets built from digital libraries of distinct fields Computer Science with DBLP2, Medicine with PubMed3, and Physics with APS4 ("Neighborhood overlap and absolute frequency of interaction" section).

Uncanny is also about highlighting work that builds "worlds of futuristic fiction" distinct from science and speculative fiction.