Sentence examples for distinguished sciences from inspiring English sources

Certainly an interest in regularity as opposed to anomaly is one of the factors that has distinguished sciences such as astronomy from non-sciences such as astrology, both in China and elsewhere.

It is these methods that distinguish science, not doctrine.

I think a lot of the time what distinguishes science writing from non-fiction is that is quite boring, quite formulaic.

His earlier theorizing had focused his attention on scientific change, and this suggested a better way of distinguishing science from metaphysics.

In gathering the wood for this auto-da-fé, Wieseltier showed no facility at all for scientific thought, nor even a basic appreciation for the standards of rigor and intellectual honesty that distinguish science from religion as a human pursuit.

Cioffi moved from an early fascination with Popper's falsifiability test for distinguishing science from pseudo-science to a view that criticisms of Freud as a defective scientist were misguided.

That is, what distinguishes science from non-science?

Understanding how science works allows one to easily distinguish science from non-science.

Teaching students to critically examine portrayals of science in the media and to understand the characteristics that distinguish science from non-science may require a little extra effort.

In the philosophy of science, the issue of distinguishing science from non-science is known as the demarcation problem (Godfrey-Smith 2003).

By using the checklist described above, we can help students build the knowledge necessary to distinguish science from non-science in light of all the facts.