Sentence examples for mixed science from inspiring English sources

So it was a background that mixed science and art, which I think is a really nice mix to grow up with.

Frustrated that he has been unable to forge an agreement with Congressional Republicans to prevent automatic budget cuts that take effect on Friday, Mr. Obama issued a mixed science fiction metaphor, saying he could not "somehow do a Jedi mind meld with these folks and convince them to do what's right".

The science of the stars was regarded as a mixed science consisting of a mathematical and a physical component and bearing a kinship to other like disciplines, such as music (the study of ratios of tones) and optics (the study of light).

EPA's Science Advisory Board then blasted parts of the reassessment and sent it back for revision, charging that agency scientists mixed science and policy.

Four years ago, however, I was asked by large company to plan a new Canadian program for grades 7-12 science (grades 7-10 mixed science, and grades 11-12 biology, chemistry, and physics).

Zabarella also developed a theory of the middle (or mixed) sciences that, contrary to the prevailing view, afforded sciences such as astronomy and optics full demonstrative status despite their borrowing principles from pure mathematics.

One source of tension consisted in trying to reconcile the Aristotelian conception of pure mathematics, as abstracting from matter and motion, with the fact that both physics (natural philosophy) and the mixed sciences are all conversant about natural phenomena and thus dependent on matter and motion.

With wit and sly humour it mixed poetry, science and startling radical notions: a sheaf of "Additional Notes" explored everything from meteors to Wedgwood's Portland vase, from clouds and coal to shell-fish and steam-engines.

Cancer researchers have spent years working to starve tumors by blocking this blood vessel growth, or angiogenesis, with mixed success (Science, 22 March, p. 2198).

"Seeing the different ways that artists mixed art, science, and sustainability initially made me feel like, 'Whoa, this really is the future!' I realized that we never really see art with that many layers," says Maxine Batchler who is a 21-year-old alumna of the UAP theater program in NYC.

Coleridge divided the topics to be treated in the encyclopaedia into five classes: pure sciences, mixed and applied sciences, biographical and historical information, miscellaneous and lexicographical information, and an analytical index.