Sentence examples for fruitful science from inspiring English sources

Mr. Gould felt that the field had become overrun with "ultra-Darwinians," and that evolutionary psychology would be a more fruitful science if it didn't limit itself "to the blinkered view" that evolutionary explanations accounted for every difference.

He took it to be one necessary condition of fruitful science: that the inquirer decide on and strictly determine as a preliminary which questions he will put to nature.

It discusses a new way to tackle the problem of language modeling, and provides clues on how the close relation between natural language and some biological structures can be very fruitful for science.

The major features of the biological origins of our species are coming into focus, and with this clarification the potential of a more fruitful contact between science and the humanities.

But it borrows ideas from physics and uses them to launch a particular trajectory, which it then faithfully follows," Dr. Carroll said in an e-mail, calling the movie "an excellent example of a certain kind of fruitful interaction between science and cinema".

However, forging mutually fruitful relationships between science and policy has proven to be a difficult task (Boehmer-Christiansen 1994).

This approach has proved particularly fruitful in astronomy, a science with a long history of amateur contributions.

Many founders of today's scientific disciplines - Kepler, Galileo, Boyle, Ray, Newton, Priestley, Maxwell and Faraday - drew attention to fruitful interactions between their science and their faith.

It finds fruitful application within cognitive science, especially cognitive neuroscience.

In the formulas-as-types analogy which is so popular and fruitful in theoretical computer science, a logical system is put in correspondence with a typed computational device (like typed lambda calculus), by associating to each proof of a formula a program having as type that very formula.

The study of discontinuities and nonlinear change has been a fruitful endeavor across the sciences, as these shifts can provide a window into the organization of complex systems and the processes that are associated with transition.