Sentence examples for science discourse from inspiring English sources

The modernist approach shapes the same information regime in information science discourse.

Grammatical voice is an important element of computer science discourse as an effective rhetorical means of establishing disciplinary membership and describing the procedures and processes in the research methodologies of a rapidly expanding, cosmopolitan discipline.

Lamont's (2000, p. 606) comment on the sociology of knowledge and science is applicable here, that "the rise of one distinctive worldview through social science discourse cannot account for the diversity of human orientations and experiences".

The most basic philosopheme of the life sciences concerns living nature and the most pressing philosophical objective is to determine what view of nature is at work in contemporary life science discourse.

Relevant studies range from uncovering the nature of science discourse and investigating science literacy in primary and secondary school (Halliday and Martin 1993), to raising teachers' awareness about language challenges (Schleppegrell and de Oliveira 2006).

For example, TAPping into argumentation: Developments in the application of Toulmin's argument pattern for studying science discourse (Erduran et al. 2004) published in SE provided a method for analysing argumentation that was widely used by science education researchers afterwards.

Social science discourses are used to discuss the possible consequences of these perceptions upon managerial risk behaviours, including those of "Getting Better" and "Getting Smarter", and to consider possible managerial risk mitigation options.

Another important contribution of this paper is bridging the literature gap between the biomedical base and the social science discourses on TB in Ghana.

It represents the disturbing logic of how Anglo-American neoconservative ideology is attempting to influence public and politics by harnessing anti-science discourse and rehabilitating the extreme right.

This idea, although hardly ever articulated and discussed explicitly, pre-structures emerging life sciences discourse.

The most basic philosopheme of contemporary life sciences discourse, as we have seen, involves the signifier "nature" and can be summarised in shorthand as "nature = a laboratory".