Sentence examples for of a separate science from inspiring English sources

The report recommends that proposals for the creation of a separate science and technology committee be put before the House of Commons as soon as possible.

But the U.K. parliament today affirmed the value of a separate science and technology committee.

The classification he himself gives involves acts that are nowadays not considered as part of a separate science: the mere act of uttering a word (the phatic act) or sentence is part of phonetics (or phonology) and only of marginal concern here.

Oversight of science could come under parliament's DIUS committee, the government argued, so a separate science and technology committee was no longer needed.

The line of thinkers who by and large endorse markets reaches from Mandeville's Fable of the Bees (1924 [1714/1721]) to the Scottish Enlightenment, with Adam Smith's 1776 Inquiry into the Nature and Causes of the Wealth of Nations often seen as the birth certificate of economics as a separate science.

His Animal Communities in Temperate America (1913) was one of the first books to treat ecology as a separate science.

One of central planning's numerous failings is its focus on the macro as a separate science from the micro.

It was economics that first attained the status of a single and separate science, in ideal at least, among the social sciences.

WASHINGTON — President Obama will announce Monday that he is reversing Bush administration limits on federal financing for embryonic stem cell research as part of a pledge to separate science and politics, White House officials said Friday.

They would have scoffed, and on occasion did, at any notion of a separate economics, political science, sociology, and so on.

The number of students taking science and maths A levels increased in 2009, although the number of GCSE students taking separate science is still very low, with over half of schools in the UK failing to offer separate science GCSEs.