Sentence examples for of science Remains from inspiring English sources

The Love of Science Remains.

Borrowing from David Chalmers, the "hard problem" of philosophy of science remains connecting abstract structures to concrete phenomena, data, and world.

But the difference from the Aristotelian ideal of science remains an important one: for Aristotle, a crossover between arithmetic and geometry is allowed only in the case of the "middle sciences", while for Kepler all knowledge must be reduced to its geometrical foundations.

At a time when columnists and commentators pontificate about the investigative tools used by Julia Roberts in Erin Brockovich and about the role of rape in human evolution, is it any wonder that the culture of science remains a difficult place for women?

The Poznań group regards idealization as the secret to modern science and finds it remarkable that virtually all previous analytic philosophy of science remains Aristotelian in treating proposed laws and theories not as ideal models but as true or false statements directly about the real world (Nowak 1980 and later writings; see also Krajewsky 1977).

Berland isn't scapegoating; the boundless potential of science remains the connective tissue between the industrial and the information age.

This, of course, comes as no surprise to sociologists of science, who are familiar with the concept that even the most seemingly solid of sciences remains a social enterprise.

Kuhn's argument for an episodic model of scientific development in which periods of continuity are interrupted by passages of revolutionary science remains disputed by some, but is widely accepted within most circles.

Much of this science remains to be worked out, but it is becoming increasingly clear that seemingly benign drugs like Tylenol and Advil can have profound effects on the brain's pain-control pathways.

Although shows that feature industrial inventions are a thing of the past, science remains the core mission of the Newark Museum, the largest museum in New Jersey.

Despite unavoidable uncertainty and other limitations of the scientific method, science remains our best source of knowledge about how the world works and how we can rely on natural laws to understand interactions between the environment and living things.