Sentence examples for reflection in scientific from inspiring English sources
A few days ago, the science writer-provocateur John Horgan wrote a dark reflection, in Scientific American, on a litany of failures in science that he has seen over his thirty-year career.
Experiments, observations and computer simulations were grounded in scientific reflection about what should be explained in a rational manner, i.e., they largely followed the underlying scientific hypotheses.
The inevitable result of this variety of today's assessments, especially in a pluralistic society, is the reflection of this variety in scientific futures and that it thus also necessarily entails its diversity [3].
Bowler doesn't minimize the hostility of many of the faithful toward evolution, but he reveals the less well-known existence of a long tradition within the churches that sought to reconcile Christian beliefs with evolution by finding reflections of the divine in scientific explanations for the origin of life.
My self-reflection coupled with the intense experience in scientific research helped me to define my career goals, and by the time I got back I had accepted my current position at California State.
In general, the number and percentage of research articles published in scientific journals is a reflection of research activity within a country [ 10].
Philosophical reflection on scientific discovery occurred in different phases.
But, he said, reflection and theory, by showing them to be ungrounded in scientific fact, have diminished the "confidence" that once made them so.
One set of issues that has yet to give rise to extended philosophical reflection is the question how civilizational differences are expressed in scientific work (See Bala 2008).
In scientific terms, "angle of incidence" relates to angles made by the reflection of light on a surface.
His 1972 book, "Effectiveness and Efficiency: Random Reflections on Health Services," highlighted the need for the medical world to develop practices rooted in scientific evidence.
