Sentence examples for of a given science from inspiring English sources

Such propositions are necessary but not merely hypothetical because they are necessarily instantiated in the judgments employed by the practitioners of a given science.

The results of this analysis, the genera and species of a given science, are then hypostasized as Forms, nodes in a web or the elements of a field.

In extreme and rare cases, there are individuals, like the prophets, with a developed intuitive acumen, dhakâ' (Aristotle's anchinoia), that enables them to know instantly the entire subject matter of a given science.

Second, and even more important, there is our overall assessment of work in a given science in comparison with other sciences.

"The two conditions [blood clots and platelet function disorder] are complete opposites but by uncovering the key to one of them, we have given science a chance to tackle the other, more common form," Senis said.

Suppose that the laws of a given special science discipline D are stable with respect to the purposes of D. This pragmatic restriction is unique to D. In other words, D's laws are stable for counterfactual suppositions that violate other disciplines' laws, for example the laws of fundamental physics.

Pop culture, too, is part of "a positive trend line," given science-themed blockbuster films like "Avatar" and the durable "Star Wars" series, and popular television programs like the "C.S.I".

Perhaps, then, if it is not a method of investigation that gives science its unity, it might be better to start with what science is not.

Instead, as a scientist myself, I always felt the practice of "scientific whaling" gave science (and scientists) a very bad name in the public eye.

These interviews provide students with a glimpse into the process of science and help give science a human face, while reinforcing central evolutionary concepts discussed in the news brief.

For us to ask the head of the EPA, 'Hey, give science a chance.' That's unconscionable".