Sentence examples for scientific notion from inspiring English sources

We wanted to show how artists interpret a scientific notion.

Here we come to the problem: their use of the word attachment and the confusion it creates with the scientific notion of attachment theory.

She had been brought up an Episcopalian, she told me, but had rather early "given up orthodox belief"—belief in any personal deity or intention in favor of a more "scientific" notion of God.

"They are in fact an echo of the discredited scientific notion of vitalism," he said of the idea that living things are not governed by the laws of chemistry and physics.

She had been brought up an Episcopalian, she told me, but had rather early "given up orthodox belief" — belief in any personal deity or intention — in favor of a more "scientific" notion of God.

In "Measure for Measure" a new exhibition at Harvard's Carpenter Center for the Visual Arts, Randall and eight Los Angeles-based artists dive into the artistic and scientific notion of scale.

In other words, the notion of Qi only mimics scientific notions such as enzyme actions on lipid compounds.

They worked scientific notions, social programs, and hatched political ideas, like Madison's Federalist Papers and the Bill of Rights.

The research results demonstrate the effectiveness of extending participatory methods to challenge traditional scientific notions of the research process.

Perhaps what was once thought of as sin has been replaced by more scientific notions: psychopathology, maladaptive behavior, mental illness.

It seems clear that it was such a conflation of scientific notions of progress in evolutionary biology with racialized notions of civilized Progress that made eugenics laws so attractive a century ago seemingly for the vast majority of American elites.