Sentence examples for example of the science from inspiring English sources

Mill gives the example of the science of the tides.

Their ability to optimize, create and characterize woven metallic lattices for use in heat exchangers, high temperature damping and chemical sensoring was used as an example of the science conducted in the DARPA Materials with Controlled Microscale Architecture (MCMA) program.

It is widely regarded as the earliest example of the science fiction film genre and, more generally, as one of the most influential films in cinema history.

That is, we take the example of the sciences, where universities have linked to corporate and government life for decades, and with spectacular results, and we extend the linkage to all fields of a liberal arts education.

He cites the example of Neil Gaiman, the science fiction writer, who gave away American Gods as a digital download for four weeks in 2008.

For example, some of the science programmes require applicants to have studied one or two science subjects or mathematics at A-level; the history and English courses also require applicants to have studied the relevant subject at A-level.

Such faulty wiring connectopathies, in the jargon may be the underlying explanation of such disorders as autism and schizophrenia.Dr Lichtman's work is the most famous example of the emerging science of connectomics.

Others have raised doubts about the feasibility and desirability of adopting the example of the natural sciences when standardizing constructs in the social sciences.

In the book Resnick at Large, authors Mike Resnick and Robert J. Sawyer cited Typewriter in the Sky as an example of the subgenre of science fiction – "Recursive Science Fiction", described as "science fiction about science fiction".

Faculty members provide instructive examples of bridging the science and policy worlds.

It is a powerful example of the difference between science and belief because science deals with what is testable and belief does not.