Sentence examples for problem of the science from inspiring English sources

Each of the 14 chapters refers to a distinct branch or problem of the science and technique of the design and installation of hydraulic machinery.

Joseph Schumpeter in 1951: "The intellectual achievement of an analyst does not consist in the content of the statement which expresses the fundamental principle, but in his knowing how to make it fertile and how to derive from it all the problems of the science concerned".

He published two more epistemological papers in Polish: "Problems of the Science of Science" (1946) and "To Look, To See, To Know" (1947).

Partly, this is the problem of the popular science genre, which requires a clear take-home message that a study of middle age in humans can't quite provide, no matter how insistently Bainbridge tells us otherwise.

Due to problems of authenticity, the science of Hadith (Arabic: 'Ulum al-hadith) is established.

The flipside of the problem of climate science is not just avoiding dangerous global warming, it is the benefits of clean energy.

On Sunday, the satirist John Oliver devoted his commentary on his HBO show, "Last Week Tonight," to the problem of junk science and the media's role in swiftly enshrining hypothesis and theory as truth.

The Low-Cost Curriculum for the Blind also addresses the problem of accessible science and math education.

"If transfer is a problem, let the science faculties of CUNY together agree on what courses transfer".

His account reveals the problem of "undone science"—areas of research potentially valuable to the goals of industrial transition movements that have been systematically ignored.

And that conclusion (one that cheered those postmodernists who regard scientific progress as an illusion) left Kuhn and the science studies profession with the problem of how science really does work.