Sentence examples for growing knowledge of science from inspiring English sources
In the final episode, "What About God?," to be shown on Thursday night, undergraduate students at Wheaton are shown grappling with their desire to reconcile their faith with their growing knowledge of science.
The rapidly growing knowledge of cell biology and material science has brought attention to the tissue engineering approach as a promising strategy, alternative to the conventional autogenic or allogenic surgical techniques for bone defects regeneration [ 1– 3].
Looking forward, Freeman notes some scientists are confident technology and our growing knowledge of the brain may one day enable us to catch up with science fiction and create a robot with a human soul.
This is partly a question of place, Philadelphia traded for Paris, but it is also an effect of growing knowledge and an expanded universe, and science is the crossing point.
But "other sectors from which there is strong, and growing, demand for the skills and knowledge of science and engineering graduates tend to offer more generous pay and more attractive careers structures", points out the report.
This solution was also expressing the growing role of social sciences in the knowledge of science and technology processes, of their interactions within their social, political, and economic environments.
The Growing Inaccessibility of Science.
Wallace! "John, here's a guy with a huge vocabulary, a deep knowledge of science, a postmodern command of linguistics and an immense passion for tennis, a sport he grew up playing seriously.
