Sentence examples for science opening from inspiring English sources

Phenomenology, as a descriptive science opening up the material a priori field of meanings, is contrasted with the neo-Kantian explanatory science of formal a priori constructions of meanings.

These themes will be outlined in an exhibition, Charles Dickens: Man of Science, opening this month at the Charles Dickens Museum, at his former home on Doughty Street in London.

Nevertheless, some experts say too much hype and not enough candor on the part of scientists about the promises and perils of what they do could boomerang into a public relations disaster for science, opening the door for charlatans and demagogues.

IPCC Chair Rajendra Pachauri at first defended IPCC, calling the Indian government report "voodoo science," opening up a row with scientists in his country's government.

In addition to providing a new set of low-density error-correcting codes that achieve Shannon's noisy channel bound, these networks also efficiently solve a variant of the hidden clique problem in computer science, opening new avenues for real-world applications of computational models originating from biology.

Notes from the Field: Commoning Practices in Art and Science opens to the public 28 January.

His enthusiasm for Trollope, Huckleberry Finn and Benjamin Franklin, as innovators in psychology and science, opened our eyes.

This finding, the most important in modern brain science, opened the way for direct-recording experiments.

Every time science opens up further depths of our universe, the mystery of it all only deepens.

"Unnatural Science" opened during the summer at the Massachusetts Museum of Contemporary Art with artists like Tim Hawkinson, Kiki Smith, Eve Andree Laramee, Huang Yong Ping, Matthew Ritchie and Catherine Chalmers.

"Digitalization in science opens up new research methods and new opportunities for collaboration.