Sentence examples for illuminating science from inspiring English sources

"The nautilus is so steeped in math and myth and story, from Verne to the Golden Mean to the spectacular sea creature itself," Mr. Steele said, "that it seemed a fitting namesake for the idea of connecting and illuminating science".

I will continue my involvement here by regularly featuring artists standing at the intersection of art and science, illuminating science thought art, opening with "Dark Matters".

Literatures around stem cell research and health related commodities provide some excellent examples of illuminating social science.

It is perhaps the work grouped under the theme of 'specific healthcare related commodities' that offers some of the most illuminating social science work on health systems and globalisation within the body of literature that we have reviewed.

Indeed, Karl Popper built an illuminating philosophy of science on the idea that science progresses precisely by trying as hard as it can to falsify its hypotheses.

Thus, understanding how natural selection responds to cancer challenges in other species can be illuminating for biomedical sciences as well.

This solo show is both a captivating and at times illuminating insight into the science behind infection – deconstructing the more hysterical voices of the media when covering, say, the Ebola crisis – and a meditation on how this relates to "going viral" in the contemporary sense; how ideas and emotions are transmitted online.

Their stories can be illuminating for the curious science graduate student or postdoc.

On the other hand, Bas van Fraassen (1997, 2006, 2008) defends an empiricist and non-realist form of structuralism about science, motivated by an illuminating reconstruction of the origins of structuralism in the debate about the epistemology of physical geometry in the nineteenth century, and more generally in the progressive mathematisation of science.

With Computer Science Education Week and the Hour of Code kicking off, I wanted to set the record straight on a number of ideas I've seen floating around by addressing common misconceptions and illuminating key messages in the computer science education movement.

Another group of sciences aims at producing illuminating descriptions of irreducibly individual and unrepeatable occurrences (idiographic).