Sentence examples for in human science from inspiring English sources
They have opened a significant window to the final frontier in human science, offering new insight into how the brain works.
Psychophysiology has recently started gaining recognition for its importance in human science disciplines.
Ms. Pécresse announced a new annual 100,000 euro prize (about $127,000) in his name for a researcher in "human sciences" working in France.
In truth, with the cloud cover and a fresh pitch it was not a bad Hove morning on which to have a bowl and he, more than his pace bowling companions Ajmal Shahzad and Abidine Sakande (the latter on his county debut having got a 2.1 from Oxford University in human sciences under his belt in the morning), provided a strong challenge.
The concept of social capital officially appeared in human sciences at the beginning of the 1980s.
Chase comes from the other side of the interface, with a degree in human sciences that involved anthropology, biology, and statistics.
Research in human sciences has recognized conflict as one of the main dimensions along which an interaction is perceived and assessed.
Simon still knew that a thinking machine was the ultimate challenge to the conception of the human his colleagues in human sciences departments –– and most of us outside of them –– relied on.
She has a multidisciplinary background in human sciences, information science and information technology.
