Sentence examples for sets of scientific from inspiring English sources

The argument from underdetermination proceeds as follows: let us call the relevant, overall sets of scientific belief 'theories'; different, conflicting theories are consistent with the data; the data exhaust the evidence for belief; therefore, there is no evidential reason to believe one of these theories as opposed to another.

The test presents multiple sets of scientific information in one of the following forms: data representation (charts, graphs, etc).

He had a wide-ranging set of scientific interests that included an excursion into demography.

From ALZA onwards, his firms have been built on technological "platforms" around a set of scientific tools, rather than on just a couple of products.

Scotland has had a moratorium on commercial fracking and coalbed methane drilling since January 2015, and Wheelhouse said on Thursday he would publish a set of scientific papers on fracking and open up a public consultation later this autumn.

And there the answers are not a function of a single set of scientific, or economic, skill sets, but of the aggregate result of society's pushing and pulling, tugging and tussling.

The Antikythera mechanism has the first known set of scientific dials or scales, and its importance was recognized when radiographic images showed that the remaining fragments contain 30 gear wheels.

For example, experiments in Web-based games designed to harness the human ability to recognize patterns — which still greatly exceeds what is possible by computer — are generating a new set of scientific tools.

With conferences such as Two Is Too Late (organised by Conservative MP Andrea Leadsom) and papers such as The 1,001 Critical Days, a set of claims are made that echo and reinforce those bold claims made by Allen: first, that we now have a set of scientific findings about the infant brain that can teach us new things about parenting.

Enthusiastically organizing a series of research studies to confirm his conviction, Dr. Smith falls victim to an even more complicated set of scientific, psychological and emotional confounders than did Sarah, all of which invalidate his science and make his treatment appear far more effective than it actually is.

This was the year in which Albert Einstein wrote a set of scientific papers, including one containing the equation E=mc2 that changed our understanding of the universe and became the cornerstones of quantum mechanics and general relativity - the twin intellectual pinnacles of the 20th century.