Sentence examples for interpretation of the science from inspiring English sources

Wolf's interpretation of the science is, as usual, rather free.

Since his Oxford Farming Conference speech, some have launched attacks on Lynas's interpretation of the science.

Republicans in the so-called "spin room" opposed Obama's approach to nuclear negotiations with Iran, rejected his interpretation of the science of climate change and opposed his redistributive tax policies.

"In the run-up to Copenhagen, we often heard the phrase 'the science dictates' - that we need a 40% cut in rich-country emissions by 2020, for example - when in fact only a very specific, and politically loaded, interpretation of the science implied any such thing.

Over the past ten or so years, two opposed camps have emerged regarding the interpretation of the science relating to BPA.

815 CE) who was more of a scientist and chemist and as such offered in his The Book of Stones (Kitāb al-aḥjār) a mystical interpretation of the science of letters and the esoteric mathematical concepts that are influenced by Pythagorean geometry.

The selection of UFs is open to differing interpretations of the science.

He agrees with Elliott and Resnik that policy-relevant scientific debates would be more productive and transparent if scientists disclosed their presumptions upfront, disclosed conflicts of interest, and clarified the pros and cons of multiple interpretations of the science.

The constructive skepticisms of Gassendi and Mersenne, and later of members of the Royal Society of England such as Bishop John Wilkins and Joseph Glanvill, developed the attitude of Sanches into a hypothetical, empirical interpretation of the new science.

You can try to overcome this by reading different interpretations of the same science, and by listening to arguments from all perspectives.

The two books diverge more seriously in their interpretation of the personality behind the science.