Sentence examples for largely scientific from inspiring English sources

He sought adventure and glory, but his motives were largely scientific, never colonialist.

Lane's fascinating cultural history of the "canal craze" around the red planet ("a veritable sensation") argues that the disagreements over whether Mars was inhabited were still largely scientific disagreements – rather than, as they have previously been portrayed, science on the one hand and wanton fantasy on the other.

But while that definition is largely scientific, Yan's words more accurately portray authenticity as a moving target.

(1-6)," wascreatedcreated largely from scientific images, and continued with "Film Ist.

Newman says money spent on studying climate change has been "to largely preordain scientific conclusions".

Grades of very high purity (99.9999 percent) have been produced, largely for scientific and research purposes.

The left-brain, associated largely with scientific activity, and the right hemisphere concerned with religious matters, must work in unison.

The Chinese Defense Ministry said last month that the carrier would be used largely for scientific research and training.

This is largely because scientific research will always be shadowed by a force that can't be curbed, only contained: sheer randomness.

He is a partner in and from '45 to '47 was managing director of F. Eilers, a century-old publishing house devoted largely to scientific works and textbooks.

For these reasons, sponge-dwelling shrimp offer an exciting prospect for joining the largely separate scientific traditions of vertebrate and insect social biology.