Sentence examples for presentation of the science from inspiring English sources

His presentation of the science in The Blank Slate was characteristically clear-eyed and carefully argued, but he ran into trouble with some of his claims about the evolutionary causes of enlightened society.

The scientists had some knowledge of PEA and were able to provide informed insights on the presentation of the science in the game.

Students responded that they would be most comfortable with being approached in the classroom about evolution through the presentation of the science supporting evolution (19.6%), and being shown how creationism and intelligent design are not science (29.8%).

Certainly Dr. Volkow's presentation on the science of addiction was well done, and it affirmed much of what has been said for years by those of us who are involved in harm reduction.

The importance of Zimmer's book lies not only in its accessible presentation of the new science of evolutionary parasitology but in its thoughtful treatment of the global strategies and policies that scientists, health workers and governments will have to consider in order to manage parasites in the future -- one hopes as successfully as parasites have managed us for millions of years.

'Abd al-Latif ends his presentation of the metaphysical science by summarizing the text of the pseudo-Theology from chapter 2 to chapter 10 (chapter nine is not included), more or less literally (Badawi 1955a).

The RCP report in 1962 was a signifcant stage in moves toward a new era in which the presentation of science to the public through the media, with the authority of scientists and the medical profession, became central.

Upper-division students at East Texas Baptist University have generally taken at least one science class (most majors require two science courses), with some degree of variation in the presentation of the nature of science.

It does not lie just in better engagement with prior conceptions or better presentation of the nature of science; neither students nor the general public are sufficiently familiar with the empirical facts of the natural world.

The presentation of science results from the mission follows the life cycle of gas in galaxies as grouped into five themes: Structure of the interstellar medium, First steps in interstellar chemistry, Formation of stars and planets, Solar system results and Evolved stellar envelopes.

The concept implies that either the action represented must be acceptable or convincing according to the audience's own experience or knowledge or, as in the presentation of science fiction or tales of the supernatural, the audience must be enticed into willingly suspending disbelief and accepting improbable actions as true within the framework of the narrative.