Sentence examples for science of form from inspiring English sources

"Exaptation--a missing term in the science of form".

In the 1860s the Jena zoologist Ernst Haeckel, with his anatomist colleague Carl Gegenbaur, evolutionized the science of form (Nyhart 1995; Richards 2008; Hopwood 2015, pp. 61 88) and gave it an even bigger part.

While opinions divide as to how Hegel's approach to logic relates to that of Kant, it is important to grasp that for Hegel logic is not simply a science of the form of our thoughts.

The achievement of these aims represents a great challenge to the art and science of metal forming.

In 2003 the MIT Artificial Intelligence Research Laboratory merged with the Laboratory of Computer Science to form the Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Laboratory, with Brooks as director.

The important distinction between research translation and these variants of implementation/improvement science is the focus of the former on the content of the science and form of the interventions generated and of the latter on the processes of moving the resultant science and interventions across the research translation continuum into practice.

For this lump of wax was one of the most laboriously constructed 'working objects' in all the sciences of organic form.

He would develop this idea in his notions of economic theory and history of science in the form of combinatorial generalizations of the number and kinds of arrangements of possibilities.

During the 18th and 19th centuries, the science of botany took form, and many of the important botanists of the period were directors of the botanical gardens of their day.

Thus natural science will be subalternate to mathematics, for even though mathematics is not the science of the higher form, of light, considered in itself, it does govern the way in which light realizes itself in space.

The same concern was expressed in the subsequent idea of unity of science in the form of a physicalist language, the intersubjective language that translates the subjective language of experience into an objective and universal language.