Sentence examples for sciences themselves from inspiring English sources

What is at stake is the nature of the social sciences themselves.

What has been covered in the preceding paragraphs may be the most that can be said within restricted compass about the social sciences of the 20th century without turning to the individual social sciences themselves and related disciplines.

From this he concludes that the modern search for "true reality" behind mere appearances, which has brought about the world we live in and resulted in the Atomic Revolution, has led into a situation in the sciences themselves in which man has lost the very objectivity of the natural world, so that man in his hunt for "objective reality" suddenly discovers that he always "confronts himself alone".

In "Notes on Science and the Crisis," for example, it is clearly the sciences themselves that are being critiqued.

These three groups build their knowledge on scholarly achievements within the humanities, social sciences as well as the natural sciences themselves.

Along similar lines, feminist philosophers have also documented the impact of feminism on improving the practices of the biological sciences themselves.

The critics who say that psychiatry is not really science are not anti-science themselves.

The companies often build on basic scientific findings that emerge from taxpayer-financed studies, underwriting the applied science themselves.

This would help politicians who have no science themselves to learn what the potentials and pitfalls of science really are, and make evidence-informed decisions".

Unscrupulous defence lawyers played on this to dazzle judges and juries with pseudo-science, forcing prosecutors to gen up on the science themselves, in order to be able to present their cases more convincingly.

After the expo closes for judging, visitors can do science themselves, including building molecular models, undertaking challenges in "Phun With Physics" and taking a tour of the brain via slides and computerized images.