Sentence examples for mingling of science from inspiring English sources
Down House, in the secluded village of Downe in Kent, has been the subject of a $4 million conservation program designed to provide insight into Darwin's mingling of science and domestic life.
Art Nouveau was most interesting, though, when it tackled knotty concepts, like the mingling of spirituality and science in the new discipline of psychology.
As the book makes clear, the origins of science mingle with a cultural devotion to superstition, religion, alchemy and astrology.
There is also a very active chapter of the Hash House Harriers in town, which is an excellent way to unwind from a busy life of science and enjoy mingling with people from other walks of life in Singapore over a run and a beer.
Mariner's findings thrilled scientists around the world and gave us a detailed and accurate picture of the nature of the inner planets, but for the readers and writers of science fiction, the excitement was mingled with disillusionment and dismay.
The inspired force of Nietzsche's vision is mingled with a sense of nihilism: "Only after the spirit of science has been pursued to its limits,…may we hope for a rebirth of tragedy…I understand by the spirit of science the faith that first came to light in the person of Socrates the faith in the explicability of nature and in knowledge as a panacea".
Medal of Science Winners.
The stuff of science fiction?
Master of science: Architecture.
