Sentence examples for scientific matters from inspiring English sources

After all, people disagree even about scientific matters.

So he examines a host of scientific matters from a thermodynamic perspective.

She knows little of the scientific matters that the novel tries to elucidate.

In Rome, where republican life was precluded by the papal government, he was absorbed by technical and scientific matters.

Gatherings at the National Academy of Sciences, which advises Congress on scientific matters, are usually staid affairs.

They also say the project's focus is on basic scientific matters rather than a search for things like oil and mineral resources.

Inspired, they determined to meet every week to discuss scientific matters and to witness experiments conducted by different members of the group.

Faraday eventually succeeded Davy as the British government's trusted adviser on scientific matters, the Royal Institution's star lecturer, and London's foremost populariser of science.

"There are a lot of technologically sophisticated people out there who have a high curiosity in scientific matters," Mr. Harris said.

The council is the research arm of the National Academy of Sciences, an organization of eminent scientists chartered by Congress to advise the government on scientific matters.

In a quarter of an hour he had decided three questions of ethics, four problems of history, and five scientific matters.