Sentence examples for mediated by science from inspiring English sources

My analysis postulates an autopoietic presence in architectural learning and research — predominantly digital and biogenerative — mediated by science, computation, and technology and sourced in nature.

Prolonged application of electrical shocks, however, produces analgesia that is mediated by the μ-opioid system (Science 208 (1980) 623).

Like good novels, good dramas make us feel connected, make us care deeply about problems of the human heart, even when, or especially when, those affairs are mediated by an underpaid high school science teacher/meth cook with cancer and his tweaked out little buddy.

As we try to explain the nature of giftedness, our personal construct of science giftedness is mediated by experience, language, and culture.

Moreover, there is evidence to indicate that science learning in museums is mediated by these identified variables (Adelman et al. 2000; Anderson et al. 2000; Bamberger and Tal 2007; Falk and Storksdieck 2005; Falk and Adelman 2003).

Carnap clearly retained his allegiance to the linguistic turn: existence claims remain the province of science and there must be seen as mediated by the available conceptual tools of inquiry.

Science information through traditional media is also often mediated by a journalist or presenter.

However, a recurrent motif in twentieth century philosophy of science is that the bearing of evidence on theory is mediated by factors that might vary between individuals in ways that do not admit of such rational adjudication.

It wasn't mediated by television".

"And newspapers are mediated by editors.

A report in the current issue of Science looks at the effects of stressful events in early adulthood -- and the way that responses to them are mediated by a single gene, called 5-HTT.