Sentence examples for scientific categories from inspiring English sources

There were other, not entirely scientific, categories.

In the glossary, the scientific categories for various oysters are given, but what is missing is a descriptive guide to the oysters in these groups.

What Satel and Lilienfeld call "neurocentrism" is an effort to take the indeterminacy of life and reduce it to measurable, scientific categories.

I suggested to Wang that there was something impersonal about this absence of names; she saw it, she told me, as a matter of scientific categories: there's the dog, the lab partner, the shrink, the immigrant parents, the best friend, the cheating husband, the nanny.

Such a naturalism whether articulated in scientific categories or religious categories fails to recognize the emergence of levels of complexity in nature.

The claim that the main orientation of science is ontological immediately entails that scientific categories are further specifications and subdivisions of ontological categories.

In every scientific category, from evolution to astronomy to thermodynamics, students paused before agreeing that the earth revolves around the sun, or that pressure produces heat, or that air is composed of matter.

In "Cosmos" he asserted that all members of the human species "are in like degree designed for freedom," and throughout his adult life he rejected race as a scientific category, arguing that "race" did not determine or inhibit ability.

What it does mean to say that race is no longer a legitimate scientific category is that this limited, contextual helpfulness tells us nothing about a natural kind or real subdivision of the human species.

The "scientific" category key words are derived from categories from the NIH Fellows Award for Research Excellence (FARE) Web page, which has a fairly comprehensive list of terms.

As such, innovation network is scientific category closely connected with social capital (Wilson 1997; Portes 1998; Woolcock and Narayan 2000; Westlund 2006).