Sentence examples for sciences call from inspiring English sources

The sciences call for induction from experience, though deductive processes are required when the laws of science are formalized into mathematical terms.

As a result of what the cognitive sciences call "the awareness heuristic" — a mental shortcut we use to quickly assess the likely frequency of things we don't know much about — the more readily an event leaps to mind from our memory, or the more persistently it's in the news, the more emotionally powerful and probable it feels.

The study of Europe and its sciences, called rangaku, or "Dutch learning," became popular despite extremely limited contact with Europe.

The pathways are not always clear due to the infantile nature of knowledge sciences calling for considerable mental latitude to traverse both the conceptual and the mathematical spaces.

Reyher and her research team have adapted a communication methodology from the medical sciences called Motivational Interviewing.

The university has three colleges: the School of Education, the Sellinger School of Business and Management and the college of arts and sciences (called Loyola College).

I was also a part an outreach program geared toward minorities in the sciences called the Bouchet Society.

The results presented here derive mostly from an NWO (The Netherlands Organisation for Scientific Research) project on climate change and the social sciences, called 'Vulnerability Adaptation Mitigation' (VAM).

Stotz and Griffiths (2004) believe that the variety of gene concepts used throughout the biological sciences calls for a more systematic and explicitly empirical approach.

And a study by the National Academy of sciences, called immigration "integral to the nation's economic growth".

In 2009, we started a project to support the teaching and learning of university-level plant sciences, called Teaching Tools in Plant Biology.