Sentence examples for rules of science from inspiring English sources
"Documentary is where the rules of science and entertainment can be at loggerheads," he says.
On the other hand, this most certain and familiar of phenomena obeys none of the usual rules of science.
A scientist in the New York Times article says that "one of the rules of science is, no miracles allowed".
Surely, applying the rules of science to any healthcare field, however controversial, can only be a good thing.
Instead, he told the volunteers that when they encounter religious fundamentalists they should emphasize that science museums live by the rules of science.
Like everything else in this world, planes are bound by fundamental rules of science — things like fuel burn, lift, weight ratios and, not the least, gravity.
Come up with your own catchy "rule of science" and explain why it is necessary.
They are: ID violates the centuries-old ground rule of science by invoking and permitting supernatural causation, the argument of irreducible complexity, central to ID, employs the same flawed and illogical dualism that doomed creation science in the 1980s, and ID's negative attacks on evolution are refuted by the scientific community.
EPA administrator Lisa Jackson invoked the rule of science and law today--and for the first time raised the concern of the health care crisis in the coalfields from mountaintop removal.
The rules of gem science are not cast in stone.
(That one in particular violated many rules of both science and ethics).
