Sentence examples for likes of science from inspiring English sources

Academic publishing is a tumult right now, with open-access journals and proponents thereof battling with the old-guard prestige of the likes of Science and Nature — along with the fees from jealous keepers such as Elsevier and Springer.

Like, of science?'" She shrugged.

But though the world of classical music, like that of science, is relatively color-blind, it is not the world.

Knowledge of history, like knowledge of science, is won with difficulty, and by moral virtues as well as purely intellectual ones.

Lange agrees with Trendelenburg that logic, like epistemology of science, ought to concern itself with an analysis of necessity, which informs Lange's response to Herbart.

Whole branches of knowledge could be lost or simply stagnate, like much of science and mathematics in the European Dark Ages.

This is self-evident, since mathematics itself is an activity within consciousness -- like all of science.

In this regard the approach is much like that of science which, in practice moves deductively from one hypothesis to another, rather than in a Baconian inductive manner".

The schools of Alexandria and Athens produced from about 475 to 545 ce the most intensive collection of Aristotelian commentaries, by scholars like Ammonius, philosophers of science like Simplicius, and philosopher-theologians like Philoponus (see also Platonism).

Citation and journal databases like the Web of Science and referencing software like Endnote make literature searches and reference-handling a piece of cake.

None are the human-like automatons of science-fiction.