Sentence examples for positive science from inspiring English sources

London's own explanation was that he "had read too much positive science".

I saw, to my great astonishment, that scientific time does not endure... that positive science consists essentially in the elimination of duration.

Influenced by Roman Catholic philosophy and positive science, he created a "religation theory" of reality whereby an individual's relation to God and his sense of self were based on fulfillment of tasks obligatory upon entering the world.

The wearable eye-trackers that Dr. Adolph, Mr. Franchak and their colleagues use are based on devices developed over the last decade by Positive Science, a New York company, with money from the United States Naval Research Laboratory.

To adapt the eye-trackers for children, whose noses and ears are too small for the eyeglass-mounted versions employed with adults, the founder of Positive Science, Jason Babcock, used padded headbands, spandex caps and Velcro tabs to keep the cameras in place.

Furthermore, knowledge ought not to be perceived exclusively as positive science.

As an a priori science, one could say that mathematics is actually presupposed by all other sciences as Stumpf suggests in referring positively to Auguste Comte's hierarchy of the positive sciences.

Falsafah, the Arabic cognate for the Greek philosophia, included metaphysics and logic, as well as the positive sciences, such as mathematics, music, astronomy, and anatomy.

Seal's major published work is The Positive Sciences of the Ancient Hindus, which, besides being a work on the history of science, shows interrelations among the ancient Hindu philosophical concepts and their scientific theories.

Turning to positive economics, Friedman asserts (without argument) that correct prediction concerning phenomena not yet observed is the ultimate goal of all positive sciences.

For Hook as for Dewey, the scope for the application of the pragmatic theory of knowledge was not to be limited to the positive sciences.