Sentence examples for specialized sciences from inspiring English sources
In each successfully articulated philosophical system we then find a completed cultural good, which differs from the characteristic open-endedness of theories in the specialized sciences.
Objective truths have to be grasped empirically, and the work of the specialized sciences is thus necessary to determine the truth of the current state of society.
Instead of partaking in the indefinitely open work of the specialized sciences philosophy attempts to survey the totality of cultural life and to systematically determine its underlying value-related structure.
In addition, science teachers often encountered difficulties in teaching general science since it was designed to be primarily taught by a single teacher; some could not grasp the concept of general science itself and preferred to teach specialized sciences; others simply lacked a broad enough understanding of science to teach it.
In order to produce knowledge about the world as a whole, philosophy cannot rely on empirical methods like the specialized sciences do, nor can it simplistically project one concept or set of concepts describing one of the world's parts onto the world-whole.
Bionics is not a specialized science but an interscience discipline; it may be compared with cybernetics.
One program is designed to attract Chinese expatriates who hold overseas patents in specialized science fields, the report found.
The schools typically prepare students for specific tests, like those required for admission to colleges and New York City's specialized science high schools.
For most children, these obsessions tend to be the ones of sunny youth, circa 2003, ranging from Harry Potter to pterodactyls, from Spider-Man to highly specialized science kits.
As microbiology eventually developed into a specialized science, it was found that microbes are a very large group of extremely diverse organisms.
"Long Island has really come into its own in the last 5 to 10 years," said George Baldo, who for the past decade has directed the school's specialized science research program, called InSTAR.
