Sentence examples for sciences arises from inspiring English sources

The foregoing discussion should have made clear that progress in physics, as in the other sciences, arises from a close interplay of experiment and theory.

The potential of nanotechnological applications to the life sciences arises from the fact that they exhibit bulk mesoscale and macroscale chemical and/or physical properties that are unique to the engineered material or device and not necessarily possessed by the molecules alone.

Much of the public hostility to science arises from the perception that it's owned by a race to which we don't belong.

A crisis in science arises when confidence is lost in the ability of the paradigm to solve particularly worrying puzzles called 'anomalies'anomalies

Since Aristotle calls the axioms, 'those from which (demonstration arises),' some have suggested that the axioms alone form the premises for a science and that a proof in any science arises by placing genus terms and their definitions in the axioms and then substituting terms like 'triangle' for their definitions when they arise in proofs.

Still, if questions about religion and science arose, they reserved the right to answer them.

Agricultural work science arose in response to the rural social problems experienced in Germany during the Great Depression.

A new school of thought, cognitive science, arose, based on Chomsky's theory of language, along with notions about artificial intelligence.

Food science arose in the 20th century as food companies looked for ways to make their products survive the trek to the supermarket and remain palatable.

The opportunity to combine love with science arose when Ryan's brother Adam Boyko, a biologist at Cornell University, was discussing dog genetics with his professor, Carlos Bustamante.

This section continues with an overview of issues in the philosophy of science arising from memory research.