Sentence examples for model science from inspiring English sources
With the great breakthroughs in understanding that followed the genomic revolution, evo-bio has become, insensibly, the model science, the one that so many of the pop books are about — and biology makes specific claims about people, and encounters much coarser religious objections.
A basic science software program like Model Science's Chemlab (www.model science.com) offers classic procedures using simple images of beakers, test tubes, stirring rods and flickering burners.
"Instead, NSF should take the lead in helping to design a model science curriculum.
In this model, science is treated as a special subject, taught by science teachers.
In contrast we model science as a contribution game in which spillovers differentially benefit contributors over non-contributors.
If mathematics looms large, then, it is as a model science on account of its exactness, the stability of its objects, and their accessibility to reason.
Mathematics as a model-science has several advantages.
Ridley is right to take issue with the 'linear model' of science policy: The linear dogma so prevalent in the world of science and politics that science drives innovation, which drives commerce is mostly wrong.
Since validation requires the comparison of concrete results with observed data, one would expect that all quantitative models in science are computable models.
Within a few years he and several associates created a model for science journalism that has had worldwide influence.
"Will the model of science magazines be the same 10 years from now?
