Sentence examples for of some sciences from inspiring English sources
Q: In U.K. universities, there's a decline in the popularity of some sciences, particularly chemistry and physics, at the undergraduate level.
"Technical" tends to be a broad term that is generally related to principles of some science.
After all, it's not simply a case of (some) science disagreeing with (some) religion; it is also a case of (some) religion disagreeing with (some) science.
Although Republicans will continue to control the Senate, there will be changes in the leadership of some science-related legislative panels.
It's a good example of how some of science's closures may facilitate forms of openness.
Harlan Ellison, the 84-year-old author of some of science fiction's best-known stories, has died.
On the word "denier" and sincerity: There are plenty of sincere, highly educated critics of some climate science and scientists.
No doubt this is a necessary part of science, at least some science.
"I read a bunch of books – some history, some science," he confirms.
On the other hand, integral-differential equations (IDE) have a great deal of applications in some branches of sciences.
An engrossing study of how tiny creatures have figured in some of science's biggest questions and landmark discoveries.
