The show uses hard science, methodical studies, expert interviews, and, you know, facts to tackle fads, controversial trends, and sacred cows (is organic food actually better?) and looks for the science behind surprising questions like Does Race Exist?
Brodovitch encouraged his students to rely on instinct rather than science and methodical technique when photographing, advice that had a significant impact on Winogrand's approach to his craft.
Natural and social sciences provide methodical approaches to study, predict and explain natural phenomena and sociality (human behaviors and psychological states) respectively [1].
Many see science subjects as methodical, as boring and dull.
In Herschel's day (and that of his sister, Caroline, who functioned as his doting assistant to the point of feeding him like a baby bird), science was deductively methodical.
No, what makes Comstock truly atypical is her commitment to innovation, turning what is for most an art form into a science, complete with methodical experimentation and relentless exploration.
Princeton's sustainability goal setting is informed by methodical, science-based, and multi-perspective analyses.
The hermeneutic sciences, then, bring methodical discipline to features of everyday interaction, and in that sense are on a par with the empirical-analytic sciences, which elevate everyday instrumental action to experimental method.
German culture, for example, inculcates habits that support rigorous and methodical incremental science.
My god!" The neuroscientist Gregory Berns, in his new book, "What It's Like to Be a Dog: And Other Adventures in Animal Neuroscience," considers canine science from a more methodical perspective.
Unwarranted assumptions -- blinders, really -- may have been necessary to the methodical progress of science, but ultimately they squelch open inquiry.
