Sentence examples for science to explore from inspiring English sources
"Ceramic Resin is perfect example with Form X. Ceramic Resin is one of the most novel areas in material science to explore in 3D printing right now.
The first major debate in the philosophy of biology exemplified the first of these, the use of biological science to explore a general theme in philosophy of science.
In essence, we apply computational science to explore underlying mechanisms that explain medical/surgical hospital outcomes – readmissions – for individuals with comorbid physical and mental illness.
This has led philosophers of science to explore a structuralist approach to the entities of modern physics, in particular a group-theoretical account of objects (see for example the contributions in Castellani, 1998, Part II).
Additionally, during the second week of PD, teachers worked in content-specific groups (earth, life, or physical science) to explore more deeply the integration of engineering into a specific scientific domain.
This text utilizes the oldest human science to explore the contemporary ontology of our archaic origins.
He crossed the boundary between natural and social sciences to explore the newly emerging field of science, technology and innovation studies (STIS) as a senior lecturer.
College isn't exactly the real world either, but it's a space for kinda-sorta adults to wade neck-deep into art, literature, philosophy, and the sciences, to explore new ideas, to expand their knowledge of the cultural canon, to interrogate power and to learn how to make an argument and to read a text.
It additionally led the social sciences to explore its antecedents, mainly from the four dimensions of economics, institutions, culture, and demography.
Longitudinal surveys have been used in many areas today, for example, in the health and social sciences, to explore relationships or to identify significant variables in regression settings.
This week, the National Academy of Sciences NASS) invited four past and present presidential science advisers to explore the challenges of communicating science to their bosses, peers, politicians, and the public.
