Sentence examples for spheres of science from inspiring English sources

In the spheres of science and technology many terms come from Classical Greek through French or directly from Greek.

It may very well have been his imaginative abilities that for a while made Sacks a little suspect in the drier spheres of science.

Deduction remains the only credible mode of reasoning in all spheres of science.

The applications of basic network concepts have been realized in other spheres of science and technology as well.

During the last century, technological advancements in various spheres of science have been very encouraging and have made our lives more comfortable.

As the new millennium unfolds, reform-minded leaders of Chinese universities and academies, and of independent scientific institutes, are all pushing for research discoveries and applications that will bolster China's rise in diverse spheres of science.

Unlike his earlier foray into ichthyology, Ramachandran was entering a sphere of science fraught with politics.

Nowotny et al. (2001) were critical of the recurring tendency to delimit the sphere of science from the sphere of society.

Bill 80 proposed to secularize William and Mary College and add to its curriculum by enlarging its "sphere of science" ([BWM]).[34] Bill 81 proposed to create a public library for Virginia for scholars, elected officials, and talented citizens ([BL]).

Today we can explain much (but not yet all) of the workings of the natural world, such that the realm of the unexplained requiring gods is shrinking as the sphere of science expands into the great unknown.

Although an expanding sphere of science comes into contact with an ever increasing surface area of the unknown (thus, the more you know the more you know how much you don't know), recall the mathematical principle of surface area to volume ratio: as a sphere increases the ratio of its volume to surface area increases.