Sentence examples for scientific elements from inspiring English sources

But while there are clearly scientific elements in economics, a lot of economists aren't behaving like scientists.

Last November, for instance, 17 teachers took the idea of carnival, extracting scientific elements from it such as movement, rhythm, the engineering of costume construction.

Her fiction often features philosophical or scientific elements — for example 2000's Properties of Light was a ghost story that took in quantum physics.

Get to the end without anyone making a mistake!' I spent ages looking for a scientist talking about volatility in scientific elements to put over it, but I couldn't find anything.

“We focus on the scientific elements of it, not the superstitious ones,” he offers.

As the company grows to between two and 10 people, management becomes far more important, squeezing both the entrepreneurial and scientific elements.

"If you lose the scientific element of Kew Gardens, then it will become a theme park," said Manasseh.

What has been good about the strong scientific element of the summer's ceremonies in Stratford is that although we have been good at science in Britain for the last 350 years we have not always been so quick to celebrate it.

The scientific element of microphotography suggests a hidden world of biochemical astonishment and menace, as images of a medical, quasi-diagnostic depth evoke a physical unconscious that ultimately binds people to the natural world far more tightly and enduringly than does any ecological enthusiasm.

The profession's combination of "the scientific element [with] the human element of health care" won her over.

Think of Mary Shelley's Frankenstein: Take out the scientific element and there's no story left.