Sentence examples for science speak from inspiring English sources

He told his audiences that he was defying the instructions of his Ph.D. adviser, who had told him, "Let the science speak for itself".

They could also support efforts like Let Science Speak and call out government or any institutions that reduce the role of science in policy and decision-making.

On the issue of food safety, scientific evidence and trade disputes, I contributed a paper, titled "Does Science Speak Clearly and Fairly in Trade and Food Safety Disputes?

Historians of science speak of two scientific revolutions: the Copernican, which removed the Earth from the center of the universe to become one more planet revolving around the Sun; and the Darwinian, which removed humans from being the center of life to become one more animal species.

Whether one camp filters research through a drug war mentality or another hopes research will gain respect because of growing cultural acceptance for New Age practices, there is no risk of "another culture war" from this research when we as a people have the maturity to let science speak for itself free of the prejudices that mislabel these drugs.

"Can biography and science speak to each other?" asked best-selling biographer Richard Holmes in his Radcliffe Institute talk "The Scientist Within". Holmes said they can, even though "biography is literary, subjective, historical, and backward-looking," while "science is forward-looking" and objective.

So, we need to change how science speaks to policymakers.

Cara Fallon, a seventh-year PhD student in the history of science spoke on behalf of all of Jones' nominators.

Melissa Nobles, Kenin Sahin Dean of SHASS and Professor of Political Science, speaks with Yale Professor of Law Tracey Meares about the historical and structural forces at work.

"People were afraid of being beaten and of being gassed, but we have shown that we are not anymore," said Halil Sertbulut, a 37-year-old PhD candidate in political science, speaking in Taksim Square.

Dr. Holdren was one of the authors of an extraordinary 11-page attack on the book that ran in Scientific American under the headline, "Science defends itself against 'The Skeptical Environmentalist' " — as if "science" spoke with one voice.