Sentence examples for observational sciences from inspiring English sources

Virtually the sole exponent of anthropology at Cambridge for 30 years, it was largely through his work and especially his teaching that the subject assumed its place among the observational sciences.

Spectral analysis tools are very important in understanding the periodic variations of different parameters in observational sciences.

It is an evocative reminder that cosmology, too, is now a true observational, experimental science, securely grounded in the messy practical realities of making measurements.

That's observational science.

This was a statistical study, rather than observational science.

"There's experimental or observational science, as we call it.

It was a nice bit of real-world, useful, observational science.

For most of its history, astronomy was a strictly observational science, and earlier astrophysicists based their theories largely on what astronomers could see.

If we continue to eschew science, eschew the process and try to divide science into observational science and historic science, we are not going to move forward," he said.

It was the first periodical to be dedicated to experimental and observational science – natural or experimental philosophy to contemporaries – and is the oldest English-language periodical still in print.

The findings led to a system for studying the factors that send the stem cells down different developmental paths, and helped transform the study of blood cells from an observational science to a more experimental one.