Sentence examples for sciences concern from inspiring English sources

Mr. Marchionne, who was chief executive of a life sciences concern, the Lonza Group, a spinoff of the Alusuisse Lonza Group, will succeed Antony Czura, who led the company during recent turmoil between the founding family and new officials.

Many questions and statements in the social and behavioral sciences concern causal relations.

What could Einstein mean by saying that he concedes that the natural sciences concern the "real," but that he is "still not a realist" and that the "real" in the statement, "the physical world is real," is an "intrinsically empty, meaningless category"?

Anatomy, a field in the biological sciences concerned with the identification and description of the body structures of living things.

AL complements the traditional biological sciences concerned with the analysis of living organisms by attempting to synthesize life-like behaviors within computers or other artificial media.

The driving interest within the Humanities and the social sciences concerns – in contrast to the natural sciences – the explanation of the concrete, the societal and cultural specificities.

Norris' fifth argument for the existence of divine ideas is that there are objective sciences concerning universals, such as metaphysics and geometry.

One of the more important debates concerning objectivity in the social sciences concerns the role value judgments play and, importantly, whether value-laden research entails claims about the desirability of actions.

The most basic philosopheme of the life sciences concerns living nature and the most pressing philosophical objective is to determine what view of nature is at work in contemporary life science discourse.

The spread of tree thinking has had a profound effect on taxonomy and systematics, the sciences concerned with describing and naming species, and the placing of those species into larger named groups of organisms.

Biogeography has a long history in the natural sciences concerning the spatial distribution of plants and animals.