Sentence examples for science which is from inspiring English sources
This truth is given, instead, by "the scientific image"—i.e., by theoretical science, which is physicalist.
Journal editors say publicity about corrections and retractions distorts and erodes confidence in science, which is an honorable business.
They just deny the meaning of the science, which is that we must keep carbon in the ground".
Like all of the children, she was chosen because of her interest in science, which is "really cool," she said.
By definition, that sort of science, which is very much emerging science, is going to take longer".
There is a second, crucial process in science, which is synthesising that evidence together to create a coherent picture.
William Hardy is good at science – which is not surprising as his father is a professional biochemist.
It bars the teaching of non-science, especially non-science which is religion by another name.
The physics prize is awarded by Sweden's Royal Academy of Science, which is separate from the Karolinska.
"It's almost embarrassing when you think about it," said Dr. Mark Boguski, director of the Seattle-based Allen Institute for Brain Science, which is leading the effort.
One organization that takes the killing seriously is the National Institute for Discovery Science, which is financed by Robert Bigelow, a real estate and aerospace mogul.
