Sentence examples for present-day science from inspiring English sources
How do you feel about some of our present-day science fiction realities or prospects?
Yet scientific standards arguably condone classical over intuitionistic mathematics: even if present-day science could be entirely recast intuitionistically a big if it would be less simple and more cumbersome than its current classically-based version.
The study of the possible effect of solar variability on living organisms is one of the most controversial issues of present day science.
A cautious and unremitting search for the intralingual and therewith interlingual semantic invariants in the correlations of such grammatical categories as, for example, verbal aspects, tenses, voices, and moods becomes indeed an imperative and perfectly attainable goal in present-day linguistic science.
Doing justice to, or even synopsizing, the present-day medical science and art of treating AN is beyond the scope of this historical review.
10 Notably though, Fox and Swazey admitted that the 'limited participation' of anthropologists and sociologists was 'caused as much by the prevailing intellectual orientations and weltanschauug of present-day social science as by the framework of bioethics'.
Present-day philosophy of science deals largely, though not exclusively, with the foundations of physics.
It explores an alternative intellectual project which will facilitate new research agendas and publication directions that will simultaneously speaks to the three wider audience of the present-day world: the sciences, the Global South and the Abrahamic religious traditions.
Finally, stories from both the history of science and present-day discoveries, when judiciously chosen, can convey that diverse populations of people can make key contributions in science (e.g., Brady, 2007).
The historical development of the site explains the present-day international importance of this science and technology park.
Particularly, MDR is a major concern in present day medical science.
