Sentence examples for science capable from inspiring English sources

Astrophysics has transformed cosmology from a purely speculative activity to a modern science capable of predictions that can be tested.

The description of drainage network within a basin which was purely qualitative was transferred into a rigorous quantitative science capable of providing numerical data of practical value by Horton (1932, 1945).

Although all knowledge contributes to moral perfection and is therefore practical in a broad sense of the term, ethics nevertheless is a distinct branch of science, capable of the same level of demonstrative rigor as arithmetic and geometry (NE, Preface, p. 50; PW, "Meditation on the Common Concept of Justice," pp. 49 50).

Friedman [ 61] attributes to CoI "an erosive effect on trust in science", capable of undermining the society trustful attitude toward science (i.e., scientists and research findings).

However, a very big part of the programme involves identifying what true knowledge is and what it is we as humans can have knowledge about, and morality is accorded a distinctive and fairly exclusive status in Locke's epistemology as one of "the Sciences capable of Demonstration" (Essay, 4.3.18).

Akhtar's play certainly shows that economics, the supposedly dismal science, is capable of generating dramatic tension.

The structure known officially as the East Bay Bridge and boasting an eight-mile stretch from tip-to-tip, was first dreamed of nearly a century ago, before engineering science was capable of giving serious attention to the feat of throwing it across water.

The study argues that, as long as the underlying manufacturing science is capable, a patient-centred approach to producing drug delivery systems should be encouraged and pursued.

Although I was very familiar with the science and capable of writing an acceptable manuscript for publication, I also had to highlight any transferable skills I had picked up along my way.

We argue that as long as there is recognition of the value of the drug delivery mode (besides the value of drug molecules in improving health outcomes); and the underlying manufacturing science is capable, a patient-centred approach to producing beneficial drugs and drug delivery systems should be encouraged and pursued.

First, science is capable of offering only three kinds of answers yes, no, and maybe.