Sentence examples for necessary science from inspiring English sources

For one thing the 18th century lacked the necessary science.

Were the human experiments there a Dachau-like horror, or were they sound and necessary science?

From the opening scene, in a Norwegian laboratory, we realize that the necessary science is up and running.

Maurice Barbash, a builder and chairman of the Long Island Coastal Partnership, has things backward when he accuses the Nature Conservancy of lacking the necessary science in its opposition to artificial reconstruction of the Fire Island barrier beach [Letters, May 25].

They are provided with the necessary science and mathematics background that is required in engineering education.

He is the major professor who has brought the idea and explored the necessary science and engineering of this project.

As a part of the general education of citizens (including future scientists) in a democratic society, it was necessary for science teaching in the US to become more humanized, wherein general science was proposed as an antidote (Woodhull 1918) rather than "'hodge-podge' of unrelated units of special sciences" (Frank 1926, p. 21) or as a revolt against specialization (Rudolph 2005).

We believe this is necessary if science is to move on, and we hope that all those involved in all sides of the climate science debate will adopt this approach".

"Disagreement is necessary in science," Dr. Seilacher said.

Political overselling of the kind found in the federal global warming study isn't necessary; consensus science and economics are more than enough.

Such a student, he said "obviously has not the ability to come to grips with the necessary natural science information" required for medical practice.