Sentence examples for shape of science from inspiring English sources

Dr. Weinberg replied that the anthropic principle was not really a part of science, but rather "a guess about the future shape of science".

The actual shape of science, technology and innovation diplomacy is the outcome of two factors.

The conference yielded plans for a monthly study group to help the young researchers "understand all these issues [in order] to understand the shape of science and the scientist," Kwon said.

The public shaping of science has indeed gained an important role in current social studies of the public's role in a number of research fields, including environmental movements and patient advocacy groups (Kerr et al. 1998; see also Fuller 1999), yet it can be argued that science is also continually constructing the public as well.

In the mutual shaping of science and society, expectations – in this case the participants' expectations – are believed to play an important role [ 16].

Rothstein describes the phenomenon within a belief system inspired by science fiction, and notes that the "myth about Xenu, ... in the shape of a science fiction-inspired anthropogony, explains the basic Scientological claims about the human condition".

Murphy, who also suffered one of the most infamous box office turkeys of all time in the shape of 2002 science fiction comedy The Adventures of Pluto Nash, is due to appear as Pryor's father in an upcoming biopic and will reprise his role as street-smart detective Axel Foley in a long-gestating fourth Beverly Hills Cop film.

An analytical insider's account of how processes within the BBC shape the representation of science, it is lucid, elegant and insightful.

In these situations, beliefs are commonly thought to shape students' learning of science concepts.

Here are some of the people, places, and events that helped shape the world of science in 2012.

These results from researches are used to inform and shape the offerings of science teacher professional development.