Sentence examples for scientific perception from inspiring English sources

The first line was completely justified by Crick's confident, but exacting, belief in his own scientific perception.

Katz's discovery in the 1950s of the "quantum" character of nerve junction biochemistry transformed scientific perception of the nature of signal processing in the nervous system.

Experimental studies of wet fans and field observations have increased scientific perception of how the temporary nature of fan-head trenches is controlled.

The belief in a constructed subset of reality like present scientific perception, and that which cannot fit within its limits are complementary entities.

A distinction can be made between aesthetic or intuitive perception in holistic biology and in daily life, and reductionistic scientific perception based on the search for causal mechanisms.

The challenge for the church is to translate the crumbling edifice of traditional Christian belief into a valid assertion of truth about life that can stand comparison with the equally valid truths and wisdom drawn from scientific perception and deduction.

But it also means that scientific perceptions are always a minority view, easily ignored, suppressed, or demonized if they don't fit the consensus story line.

It is a good reminder of how both religious and scientific perceptions can get in the way when trying to do interdisciplinary work in "religion and ecology;" and, how they can be overcome to forge new and exciting directions!

ESMs are particularly useful for reflecting scientific perceptions of future socioeconomic scenarios.

Within a century, popular and scientific perceptions of the Antarctic Ocean have changed dramatically.

By integrating Māori and scientific perceptions, a conceptual map was proposed (Figure 4; Table 1) in which for each Māori concept there corresponds an analogue scientific one.