Sentence examples for special science from inspiring English sources

It offers advanced placement courses and a special science and social science research program.

He played a key role in developing the concept of a special science advisory service responsible to the Pres.

One day in 1999, French Vogue called me up to see if I could illustrate a feature on quantum physics for a special science issue of the magazine.

The school offers special science and social sciences programs; 10 foreign languages, including Japanese, Hebrew, Greek and Latin; and advanced placement classes in major subject areas.

Asimov himself was "special science consultant" on Star Trek: The Motion Picture, but a surprisingly small number of his novels and stories have been filmed.

CBS says the show "follows Dr. Jacob Hood, a brilliant biophysicist and special science advisor to the government, as he investigates scientific crises and oddities".

The university pays no regard to the national exam and instead recruits almost all of its students from among the elite seniors at special science-oriented high schools.

Special-science kind-terms are thus typically ambiguous.

The issue here has been the truth of special-science generalizations, not any other requirements of lawhood.

If special scientists do make true utterances of generalization sentences (sometimes ceteris-paribus generalization sentences, sometimes not), then apparently nothing stands in the way of them uttering true special-science lawhood sentences.

This prompted a slew of papers dealing with the problem of reconciling the absence of strict special-science laws with the reality of mental causation (e.g., Loewer and Lepore 1987 and 1989, Fodor 1989, Schiffer 1991, Pietroski and Rey 1995).