Sentence examples for science which are from inspiring English sources

"There are many hypotheses in science which are wrong," the astrophysicist Carl Sagan once said.

In this essay I shall reflect on two views of science which are at first glance inimical to each other.

Classics emerges as the comparatively easy option with a success rate of 47% (55% for men), followed by geology and materials science, which are smaller courses.

The notion that Wales could continue to benefit from EU funds comes as similar attempts are made in sectors such as education and science, which are heavily dependent on EU funds.

Other international tests of maths and science – which are, in any case, better designed to test school performance – show no decline and put England's performance in the world's top five, beaten only by Pacific Rim countries.

We connect here statistical learning approaches in cognitive science, which are rooted in the sensitivity of learners to local distributional regularities, and network science approaches to characterizing global patterns and their emergent properties.

That science, which is renamed 'official science' or 'monolithic thought,' oppresses astrology".

William Hardy is good at science – which is not surprising as his father is a professional biochemist.

It follows that social science, which is concerned only with human beings, is impossible.

Therefore, we need to start with the science, which is what the Howard University conference did.

By definition, that sort of science, which is very much emerging science, is going to take longer".