Sentence examples for particular science from inspiring English sources
Her particular science was both autopsy and resurrection.
That area is education and, in particular, science education.
He has three main concerns about this particular science.
The particular science of psychology, as earlier pointed out, has conferred great benefits upon the responsible practitioners of biography.
A rational assessment of a scientific result must first take account of the broader context of the particular science involved.
The result is a "crisis in the foundations" of the particular science.
It might then be supposed that their concern with the world as a whole is to be interpreted as a summing up and synthesizing of the results of the particular sciences.
In particular, the results of particular sciences such as evolutionary biology and psychology are not ruled a priori irrelevant to the solution of epistemological problems.
Dupré (1993, 28) argues that promiscuous realism about natural kinds reflects our classificatory practices within the context of both common sense and particular sciences.
How would the conceptual frameworks of particular sciences change if they reflected the interests of females (Anderson 1995b, Rolin 2009, Wajcman 2004, Waring 1990)?
The more sober view finds a role for a science beyond natural philosophy and mathematics, but it will deal with things those particular sciences leave unattended, e.g. defense of the first principle of reasoning.
