Sentence examples for sciences went from inspiring English sources

In 1990-91, about 29 percent of bachelor's degrees awarded in computer and information sciences went to women; 20 years later, it has plunged to 18 percent.

Born in Nebraska in 1965, Mr. Moran never completed high school, and an attempt to study informally at the University of Nebraska, in Lincoln, where his father was assistant dean of arts and sciences, went nowhere.

The award for mathematical, physical and engineering sciences went to Dr. Andrew J. Majda, a professor of mathematics at the Courant Institute of New York University who researches modern applied mathematics, and Dr. Nicholas J. Turro, the William P. Schweitzer professor of chemistry at Columbia University, who is a pioneer in the research of photochemistry and spectroscopy.

But even when sciences went their own way, a special branch of philosophy, traditional epistemology, continued to guard their foundation and police their frontiers with the help of its unique method.

Finally, the award for public service in support of medical research and the health sciences went to William Foege, former head of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and now at Emory University in Atlanta.

"When I see the numbers going into the sciences going down, and departments closing, that depresses me.

This will require active cooperation with other sciences going beyond delivering basic data.

There is a tendency of fragmentation for disciplines in the development of sciences: going to split into sub-disciplines and specific topics.

The Kyoto Prize for lifetime achievement in basic sciences goes to László Lovász of Eötvös Loránd University in Budapest for wide-ranging advances in mathematics and computer science.

"As a result, people gifted in the sciences go on to do something else," he continued.

Until recently, social science went along with this idea.