Sentence examples for explorations of science from inspiring English sources
Wilson D. Wallis, in full Wilson Dallam Wallis, (born March 7 , 1886 Forest Hill, Md., U.S. died March 15 , 1970 South Woodstock, Conn ., American anthropologist noted for his explorations of science and religion in small-scale societies.
March 7, 1886 Forest Hill, Maryland March 15 , 1970South Woodstock, Connecticut Wilson D. Wallis, in full Wilson Dallam Wallis (born March 7 , 1886 Forest Hill, Md., U.S. died March 15 , 1970 South Woodstock, Conn . American anthropologist noted for his explorations of science and religion in small-scale societies.
Explorations of science, technology, and innovation in Africa not as the product of "technology transfer" from elsewhere but as the working of African knowledge.
Explorations of science's self-correcting and collaborative nature deserve emphasis in the science classroom.
The Foundation represents an expansion and consolidation of more diffuse explorations of science and religion, but is best understood as part of the ongoing commitment of the Church to engage with science on its own terms.
Along with these futuristic explorations of science and technology, the LA based Australian artist also shares the personal stories that influence his work, and the ways in which his family have inspired his journey. .
Tyson is willing to challenge some of the long-standing tenets of astrophysics, notably the presumption that the quest for knowledge should drive the peaceful exploration of science.
Turkle's thought-provoking collection represents an admirable invitation to further exploration of science and human sensibility, of the mysterious web of human choice and feeling.
"It is a meeting of great minds, allows people to hear about research, the exploration of science and shows them how their money could make a difference," explains Mr Tootal.
Holmes won the non-fiction award for his exploration of science and the imagination, The Age of Wonder, cited by the judges for moving "our thoughts in a whole new direction".
This book is an exploration of science in the making.
