Paul Breslin of Rutgers University, who is pretty much the don when it comes to tasting science, gives the example of a grapefruit.
On a changeover, drawing on avant-garde nutrition science (and the example of another Frenchman, Gael Monfils), Bourgue asked for a Mars bar and Coke.
Their judgments are nonetheless tightly constrained during normal science by the example of the guiding paradigm.
Mathematics is also a science which considers abstract concepts, but even in this theoretical science approximation occurs (the examples are that of the impossibility of squaring a circle and the approximation in writing an irrational number).
Conditional Independence, for instance, is an extremely powerful and intuitive concept which has been put to fruitful use in many areas in philosophy and computer science, the most spectacular example being the theory of Bayesian networks (Pearl, 1985).
In his attacks on the dismal science, for example, the noted biologist was responding to a comment from the audience which traced part of our current environmental dilemmas to the influence of neo-classical economists.
The political science professor in the example below is apparently witty, helpful, clear and even cute.
When I took the course "Introduction to Communication Science", I did not understand the examples given by the lecture.
Ron shared his experience as follows: When I took the course "Introduction to Communication Science", I did not understand the examples given by the lecture.
The term genomics can refer both to the science of genomics, which is the study of the genome, and to the application of the science, for example genomics-assisted breeding.
