Sentence examples for introduction to the science from inspiring English sources
With Ernest W. Burgess, Park wrote a standard text, Introduction to the Science of Sociology (1921).
It's a playful and creative introduction to the science that kids will meet later on in their academic careers.
He also wrote general linguistic works, including the Introduction to the Science of Language, 2 vol. (1880).
"Black Gold: The Oil Experience" is a permanent interactive exhibition that offers a hands-on introduction to the science and history of oil in the region.
Claire North £11.98 The perfect introduction to the science fiction genre, this novel is about Harry August, a man who is fated to live his life again and again – caught in a lifelong Groundhog Day.
His most important writings on the subject include Essays on the Science of Religion (1869), vol. 1 of Chips from a German Workshop; Introduction to the Science of Religion (1873); and Lectures on the Origin and Growth of Religion (1878).
His is also a widely read introduction to the sciences, the De ortu scientiarum.
In writing autobiographically of their introduction to the sciences, many known and unknown scientists use descriptive words like curiosity, delight, pleasure, and wonder in describing their entry to the scientific world (Lightman 2006; Wilson 1984).
Teachers offer explanations to children as they teach in any of the content areas of the curriculum, and explanations by children are expected in the introductions to the sciences (e.g., how seeds grow) and in informal class conversations (e.g., when a teacher prompts a child for what happened on a recent field trip by the class).
The museum's core exhibition -- about 1,000 items drawn from its collection of more than 90,000, along with short videos, live demonstrations and interactive presentations -- is called "Behind the Screen," and it offers a thorough, accessible introduction to the art, science and history of moving pictures.
An introduction to the engineering science of unit operations in water treatment.
