Sentence examples for sciences mostly from inspiring English sources

The collection contains materials in the humanities and social sciences mostly published in Greece and Cyprus.

Harvard Library's Modern Greek Collection contains materials in the humanities and social sciences mostly published in Greece and Cyprus.

Thermodynamic databases suited for calculating phase equilibria in Earth sciences mostly contain only silicates and oxides.

STA has requested a 67% increase, to $174 million, for life sciences, mostly to support a new genome research effort.

Mentorship plays a key role in success, as evidenced by the perseverance of women in the sciences mostly at women's colleges and of African Americans at historically black colleges and universities.

With a concentration on the sciences (mostly Botany), Patapsco was progressive for the early 1800's, but though the school's demise and physical deterioration could be documented over time, much of the building's use and history remains a mystery.

Similarly, the terms astronomical science and hypnotic science mostly died out as the twentieth century progressed, perhaps because belief in the occult waned in respectable society.

Back then, the business of political polling was still low-profile and specialized, a science mostly unknown to the average voter.

And by fudging just a tad of the science (mostly by glossing over the most intense of Watney's many calculations), the film earns itself mass appeal.

As Freeman Dyson recently wrote in the New York Review of Books, contemporary philosophers bow too low to science, mostly because they haven't done any, and have simultaneously lost touch with the elements that made their predecessors so great: the truths held by history, literature, religion.

For philosophers of science —mostly philosophers of biology evolutionary psychology provides a critical target.