Sentence examples for ground science from inspiring English sources

Larson covers a lot of ground — science, politics, history, adventure — and the book is dense at times, particularly when names and arcane bits of history tumble forth.

Last summer, a gathering of climate modelers, paleoclimatologists, and other climate researchers were converging on a middle ground (Science, 13 August 2004, p. 932).

To get a sense of what the changing job market looks like from the ground, Science Careers surveyed dozens of scientists who did their Ph.D. or postdoctoral research in Barrett's lab.

To restore water flow to the wetlands without flooding other areas, the corps now plans to remove levees and canals, create underground reservoirs, and drill wells to pump water into the ground (Science, 19 May, p. 1166).

Most people who know something about Hume and Kant like Hume and are critical of Kant and so they think that it was a good decision on the part of the logical positivists to ground science in Hume's empiricism.

As departments respond to national calls to improve undergraduate STEM education, there is increasing awareness of the need to ground science teaching practice in the scholarship of how students learn.

Hume's ethics is exemplary of philosophical ethics in the Enlightenment by virtue of its belonging to the attempt to provide a new, empirically grounded science of human nature, free of theological presuppositions.

Developments in these areas will move the chemical view from pattern recognition to a theoretically grounded science, helping to reintegrate the bicameral house of pharmacology.

Are we losing ground in science as a nation?

Wales also lost ground in science and reading.

Luria sought a middle ground — a science that preserves the part without losing the synthetic whole.