Sentence examples for distinct scientific from inspiring English sources
Liberty Hyde Bailey was instrumental in separating Horticulture from Botany and establishing it as a distinct scientific pursuit.
Furthermore, the breadth of issues relevant to addressing key questions related to forest ecology, conservation biology, silviculture, economics, requires insights stemming from a number of distinct scientific disciplines.
Based on the concepts and methods of multiple criteria value measurement, it proposes a new faculty evaluation model that addresses the whole range of academic activities and can be applied within and across distinct scientific areas, while respecting their specificities.
During the 19th century, with the emergence of public health as a goal to improve hygiene and conditions of the poor, statistics established itself as a distinct scientific field important for critically interpreting studies of public health concerns.
It is absolutely thrilling that money raised by the "ice bucket challenge" – that seemingly overblown, internet-BS game parading as a fundraiser for ALS – has actually caused a real thing to happen: more than $100m in donations funded distinct scientific progress in our understanding of the disease.
Francisco Pérez was in charge of reading the laudatio, which highlighted the key theoretical and empirical contributions of Jorgenson, stressing that the backdrop of many of Jorgenson's works is a subject that generates the greatest interest in economics since its emergence as a distinct scientific field: factors which drive progress.
As a wit, Mizner belonged to two distinct schools the scientific and the O. Henry.
As distinct from scientific truth, religious ideas are validated by faith, which has been described by Karen Armstrong (A History of God) as "a leap in the dark toward a reality that had to be taken on trust". Faith is not dependent on the light of reason, but on the trust of the faithful person that what he perceives and feels is true and represents reality.
The political economy project, however, suggests but has not yet systematically pursued, a distinct, social scientific approach to the concept of law.
As we will see, though the two sets of issues are distinct, the scientific explanatory projects raise potential challenges for certain philosophical views, and at the same time attention to philosophical issues raises doubts about some of the explanatory claims made in the name of science, which often rely on controversial philosophical assumptions.
Later in the piece, Johnston aptly dissects Mizner's comic methodology: As a wit, Mizner belonged to two distinct schools — the scientific and the O. Henry.
