Sentence examples for explanatory science from inspiring English sources
It takes an hour of farting around with introducing other characters and setting up giant machines and improbable explanatory science burble before we see a single super-feat.
According to Aristotle's influential account of scientific knowledge there cannot be an explanatory science of what is contingent and accidental, such things being the purview of a descriptive history.
Phenomenology, as a descriptive science opening up the material a priori field of meanings, is contrasted with the neo-Kantian explanatory science of formal a priori constructions of meanings.
In addition, "[a] majority are … most interested in expert commentaries on current scientific issues, in-depth analyses of single research papers and basic explanatory science posts".
Germany, more than any other country, showed how to turn the microscopic fragmentation of nature into a useful, predictive, quantitative and explanatory science.
Each student read two explanatory sciences passages, a life-science and a physical science text.
For all its explanatory powers, science is very limited in the kind of questions that it can address well: how things work, problems amenable to quantification, and deriving general laws about the properties of matter.
We believe that such explanation represents a crucial step in advancing cognitive neuroscience from a descriptive (Keplerian) to an explanatory (Newtonian) science.
The program takes the same straightforward, explanatory approach to science.
Marilyn Brookwood New York Darwin's God A reader writes, "God may be invoked because the explanatory power of science ultimately breaks down, leaving a vacuum that must be filled" (Letters, April 1, in response to "Darwin's God," by Robin Marantz Henig, March 4).
A reader writes, "God may be invoked because the explanatory power of science ultimately breaks down, leaving a vacuum that must be filled" (Letters, April 1, in response to "Darwin's God," by Robin Marantz Henig, March 4).
