Sentence examples for in relation to science from inspiring English sources

In 1984, he founded a center for the study of religious beliefs in relation to science, at Oxford, where he became the only member of the theology faculty also to hold a science doctorate.

Giving new governments the benefit of the doubt - judging them on their actual actions in relation to science funding and the use of evidence in policy making - will make the relationship between the science sector and the government more productive in the long term.

I decided to pursue this career because for as long as I can remember, I wanted to study something in relation to science.

Often ethics in science teaching is primarily connected to internal scientific values as opposed to moral values in relation to science and the rest of society.

The checklist on giftedness in science was developed originally by Sumida (2010) to identify gifted students among Japanese children, specifically in relation to science learning.

In answering their title question, Deleuze and Guattari seek to place philosophy in relation to science and art, all three being modes of thought, with no subordination among them.

Some process philosophers (e.g. Whitehead and Morgan) articulated their approach in the form of an axiomatic theory and in close relation to science, while others (e.g. Bergson) worked from an almost mystical sort of sympathetic apprehension of reality and insisted that process metaphysics could, if at all, only be expressed by means of a highly metaphorical use of language.

The job of medicine is to look at the world and see if anything in nature falls under the concept as revealed by analysis (cf the "Canberra plan" of Jackson 1998) For revisionists, this understanding of common sense's in its relation to science is needlessly submissive to folk intuitions.

Interviewed in the 1992 essay Black to the Future in which Mark Dery coins the term Afrofuturism (a way of thinking about race as a technology in relation to culture, science and metaphysics), Tate is seen as a godfather of that school of black thought.

This paper presents an open source software library that was developed through research undertaken at Aberystwyth University for environmental remote sensing, particularly in relation to vegetation science.

Although all scientific research involves the application of background assumptions, these are mainly discussed in relation to basic science (see for instance Stump 2015, Galilei 1615, Reichenbach 1927, Kuhn 1973, Einstein 1936).