Sentence examples for ideas about science from inspiring English sources
The case is entangled with a number of troubling ideas about science, identity, and class in this country.
And many of the Britons -- almost all Scots, Irish, or Welsh -- who ran India approached their tasks filled with Enlightenment ideas about science, free trade and constitutional government.
The intellectual heritage of MIT: an account of "the flow of ideas" about science and education that shaped the Institute as it emerged and that inspires it today.
Lofty ideas about science and saving the human race aside, it's clear that some of the contenders would rather be anywhere but here, with their boring jobs and needy loved ones.
Lord Waldegrave (Pers. Comm). who was close to Rothschild both personally and as a member of CPRS (and was a later successful minister for science) is quite certain that Rothschild had no philosophical ideas about science.
She said that one of her university professors, who taught biological evolution, had influenced her ideas about science and religion.
In 1969, when San Francisco's Exploratorium was created by Frank Oppenheimer, it overturned every regnant idea about science museums.
Postdocs working long, solitary hours in the lab can sometimes get the wrong idea about science; it is not, in fact, a solitary endeavor, no matter how lonely you feel.
Doss: So, is solving these kinds of problems about ideas, or about science, or about delivery or what?
He successfully introduced his ideas about industrial science to the Société d'Encouragement pour l'Industrie Nationale as guidelines for research programs initiated by the institution.
