Sentence examples for science achieving from inspiring English sources

Today, he would have been relieved to find that science, achieving ever finer resolution, has indeed turned solid flesh into dew.

In The Choice: Evolution of Extinction? systems theorist Ervin Lazlo once described an idealized future that was largely the result of science achieving the full potential of human imagination.

After studying philosophy and English literature he devoted himself to science, achieving the highest level of success.

Overall, the majority of students passed (>2) in mathematics, language, foreign language and science, achieving an average academic performance.

But while science achieved amazing things in the years after Descartes — this was the age of Newton's discovery of gravity and Boyle's invention of modern chemistry — philosophy did not fall mute.

Thus, a good philosophy of science must, like good science, achieve a balance among empirical success, predictive success and explanatory power and must, as a good epistemology of science, describe and explain how scientific knowledge is acquired.

Climate change science has difficulty in being of meaningful significance for the daily life experiences of people according to Jasanof: "Abstraction is the method by which modern science achieves its universality and heft.

After the 11th century, however, denominational interests dominated higher learning, and the Islamic sciences achieved preeminence.

In other words, the EAP undergraduates of Engineering Faculty achieved the highest score while the EAP undergraduates of Sciences achieved the lowest and those of Humanities Faculty had a place in the middle.

We hypothesise that British cohort studies which are rooted within the health sciences achieve higher consent rates than the UK household longitudinal studies which are rooted within the social sciences.

He came to appreciate that the science of achieving budget numbers was not possible without the art of storytelling.