Sentence examples for science views from inspiring English sources

The field has been controversial, challenging traditional social science views, and it has been the subject of several misconceptions based on confusion about genetic determinism.

Modern pain science views pain as an output of the brain, and there are novel therapies developed within my field to retrain the brain.

Paul Krugman's "Republicans against science" (Views, Aug. 30) states that "odds are that one of these years the world's greatest nation will find itself ruled by a party that is aggressively antiscience, indeed antiknowledge".

"They show he is putting forward a whole variety of views – including many bad science views and others that should have no more weight than the man down the pub," he said.

Students gain an introduction to measurement, inference and the language and tools of science, views on the differences between scientific and other types of inquiry and knowledge, classical models of how science and evidence can inform policy, and sources of tension at the science-policy interface.

Cognitive science views learning as a process whereby our sensory perceptions are given meanings by our minds, and then these mental representations are used to construct mental models of memory.

We then describe generic properties of innovation ecosystems in terms of complexity science, viewing them as complex adaptive systems, paying special attention to the complexity of innovation clusters.

And they attended closely to new developments in race science, viewing them as central to their own core questions.

Researchers who have long promoted the cause of women in science view the incoming administration with a mix of optimism and we'll-see-ism.

SP: It might be in that America one of the two political parties seems to defiantly oppose the world science view.

Social Science View (May 5, 2014).