Sentence examples for science seeking from inspiring English sources
Pachirat, whom I interviewed by phone earlier this week, took the job not as an animal rights activist but as a doctoral candidate in political science seeking to understand the normalization of violence.
He turned first to socialism and then to political science, seeking an explanation for "the general social and political insanity and evil of the world," and each time finding himself unsatisfied.
Cloaked in a black robe with burgundy trim, Rubert Ward would glide down the aisle in the Church Temple of Science, seeking out the disaffected, the troubled or anyone with threadbare faith.
The Protestant Reformation inspired a literal interpretation of the Bible, with concepts of creation that conflicted with the findings of an emerging science seeking explanations congruent with the mechanical philosophy of René Descartes and the empiricism of the Baconian method.
Some of the publications will be "hot" new science seeking rapid publication so as not to be scooped.
Page B17 Science SEEKING STUDENT TESTS FOR SPACE STATION YouTube and Lenovo, the computer manufacturer, announced a science contest called SpaceLab for students around the world ages 14 to 18, and it is not quite like any other science contest.
To the Editor: Science seeks explanations of phenomena through observable events.
The science seeks investigative tools and evidence strong enough to hold up in court.
This sort of science seeks not to transcend religion, but to absorb it and reduce it to just another natural phenomenon that can be prodded, measured and explained.
Operating outside the confines of the traditional institution and more pedestrian forms of public engagement with science, Guerilla Science seeks to create spectacular events that revolutionise the way that people experience science.
Its leading members, informed and inspired by the methods and theories of contemporary mathematics and science, sought to develop a "scientific world view" by bringing to philosophical inquiry the precision and rigour of the exact sciences.
