Sentence examples for expected of science from inspiring English sources

I refer to the contributions to national welfare which may be expected of Science, if Science is really put to work.

It isn't expected of science fiction, crime, mystery, historical fiction, or even most literary fiction.

Contrary to what I expected of an introductory science class, that I considered closely related to physics, the first few lectures delve into much more epistemology than I expected; though the structure of introduction does make intuitional sense.

What western readers expect of Chinese science fiction is a curious issue.

Which was kind of the click bait intention, and I've started getting the kind of emails you might expect of bad science, claims of headaches when near a 5G cell and insisting that someone whose neighbour has changed their wifi SSID to "CIA_5G" really has the CIA monitoring them.

The course requires the effort expected of two typical Princeton science courses.

One of the best is Richard Dawkins's The Ancestor's Tale (Weidenfeld & Nicolson £25), which is assembled with all the panache and style that one would expect of a great science writer, though the glossy artwork and photography turns a light, graceful read into a thumping great door-stopper and obliterates much of Dawkins's prose.

It involves the use of empirical experiments and thus satisfies the scientific standards we nowadays expect of an empirical science.

Grosseteste expected the science of demonstration to argue from the function of demonstration to the material structure required to realize that function.

Accordingly, he expected the science of religion to determine "how religion is possible; how human beings, such as we are, come to have any religion at all; what religion is, and how it came to be what it is".

Sacks's case histories lack the meticulous measurements and experimental detail that contemporary science expects of its practitioners.