Sentence examples for sciences against from inspiring English sources

Professor Schelling proposed game theory as a unifying framework for the social sciences against the backdrop of the nuclear arms race in the late 1950s.

"There is a divide-and-conquer strategy, whether it's conscious or not, in which politicians are setting the humanities and the sciences against each other, competing for funding, competing for esteem, when in fact we're on the same side.

In it he not only defended the role of the mathematical sciences against the attacks of religious scholars who could not understand the utility of the mathematical sciences but also detailed all that one needed to know about determining longitudes and latitudes on land.

"We're not pitting sciences against each other," he says.

This is intended to provide a defense of the sui generis scientificity of the historical sciences against the threat of positivism and naturalism.

Too many people, for example, erroneously believe that a liberal education pits the sciences against the arts and humanities.

He has not defended the science against the ongoing, withering and dishonest attacks.

Huxley's brand of national Darwinism turned science against socialism and made naturalism synonymous with patriotism.

Repeatedly in his fiction he sets reason against unreason, science against art, the mind against the body, technology against nature.

"The newly civilized shall not wage war against science, against the useful and intelligent achievements of technological progress.

But sentencing, in fact and practice, is a thing of fault lines, feeling versus theory, science against sympathy.