Sentence examples for properly science from inspiring English sources
"Done properly, science means that you stop yourself and figure out what the opposite is — the null hypothesis — and you prove the null hypothesis couldn't possibly be true.
There's something almost poignant in the way the Vatican has had to resort to chemistry to get its archaic method of communicating the papal election results to work properly: science helping to sustain a tradition from a distant age.
("Second only to a weapon of mass destruction detonating in an American city, we can think of nothing more dangerous than a failure to manage properly science, technology, and education for the common good... ..) If our economy lags, the financial and technological resources to mount a defense of our nation are diminished.
Jules Verne and H.G. Wells pioneered what may be properly termed science fiction, mainly to an end of diversion.
Properly directed science tells us that we need farms that are as diverse as possible, meaning maximally mixed – for diversity is the key to resilience and long-term yield.
Other components of the proposed reforms include prompt publication of minutes and decisions, the acceptance only of properly reviewed science, and more involvement for non-governmental organisations.
Zabarella maintained that, properly speaking, sciences are concerned with the eternal world of nature and thus are contemplative disciplines, whereas arts are concerned with the contingent world of human beings and thus are non-contemplative, being productive instead.
I explained, or tried to, that what made Galileo's work science, properly so-called, wasn't that he was always right about the universe (he was very often wrong) but that he believed in searching for ways of finding out what was right by figuring out what would happen in the world if he wasn't.
It is not necessary to mimic physics in every way to be properly designated a "science".
We can either encourage innovation and research to benefit everyone, by properly funding our science sector.
One small problem: the science properly belonged in The Journal of Irreproducible Results.
