Sentence examples for science exclusively from inspiring English sources

Some might teach computer science exclusively, while others might be traditional elementary school teachers who will learn to incorporate it into the curriculum.

For decades the task of identifying emerging football talent has been considered an art rather than a science, exclusively the preserve of wise old pros and sharp-eyed scouts and dependent on a large slice of luck.

A physicalist psychosemantics seeks to do this using resources of the physical sciences exclusively.

But Appignanesi quickly shuts down this fascinating line of inquiry, warning that "the exponential growth in theories about early childhood is oddly coincident with the rise of feminism," as if the science existed exclusively to perform the task of social control.

Advocates of the context distinction argued that philosophy of science is exclusively concerned with the context of justification.

Stated another way, science deals exclusively with the material properties of the cosmos as processed through the human sense organs.

In the Mad Men era, you used to find science fiction exclusively in clandestine collector's shops where no "respectable" reader would be found.

Not surprising, 13 of these 27 publications in Nature or Science focus exclusively on a single species of siboglinid worm, Riftia pachyptila Jones, 1980 (Figure 2a).

The medical press cast the worst possible light on Maclean's association with commercial interests, alleging that he was merely a puppet for "his retainers, the English merchants," thus attempting to undermine his medical credibility: "the Macleananites'... science consists exclusively in... the balance of profit and loss".

His fictional literary output from then until 1955 when he concentrated his energies on editing and criticism was almost exclusively science fiction.

Conventional regression modeling and its generalizations often apply to a matrix of cases-by-variables, analogous to the two-mode arrays often studied in network science, and pertain exclusively to relations among variables.