Sentence examples for science call from inspiring English sources

Vertical explanations are what philosophers of science call deductive nomological explanations.

When that happens, what philosophers of science call a paradigm forms.

Derk Bodde (1991) distinguished at least seven premodern Chinese attitudes toward what contemporary philosophy and science call nature, ranging from antagonistic and indifferent to wholly receptive.

These shifts in the architecture of twenty-first-century global personalized medicine science call for rethinking twenty-first-century bioethics so as to proactively steer the science and technology innovation trajectory, instead of the more narrowly framed "enabler," "protector," or "regulator" roles hitherto assigned to bioethics in the twentieth century.

In 2016, almost 50 years later, Jepson and Law [5], in a paper in Science, call for more research into PCBs: "In East Greenland polar bears, blubber PCBs increased unexpectedly between 2010 and 2013, resulting in PCB concentrations that were as high in 2013 as in 1983.

E-mails reviewed by Science call into question his assertion that some of the studies at the heart of the controversy were not conducted recently at UvA but were done much earlier in Germany over a decadelong period ending in 2008.

Earlier this year the European Commission launched a video taster of an initiative to engage more girls in science called Science: It's a Girl Thing.

That has spawned a new field of science called nanomedicine.

But the science, called attribution, has proved complicated.

This effort is being facilitated by the development of an interdisciplinary science called Earth system science.

His father had high expectations; his mother, fascinated by science, called him Mr President.