Sentence examples for spheres of study from inspiring English sources
Delightful, eccentric scientists, besotted by their spheres of study, light up her pages.
His Issues in Science and Religion (1966) was one of the first books to treat the fields as two disciplines that shared a common ground rather than as two completely separate or conflicting spheres of study.
To contest this gendered differentiation in the sphere of study and work, women must recognize that the set of beliefs supporting this sexual segregation is simply a "custom and corruption of our time" [FI, p.426].
Recently, differential equations of fractional order have been addressed by several researchers with the sphere of study ranging from the theoretical aspects of existence and uniqueness of solutions to the analytic and numerical methods for finding solutions.
Between a mercenary element that pursues an agenda of narrow interests without regard to consequences and a frequently discouraged, misled, and sometimes apathetic citizenry stand the intellectuals in every field of study and sphere of activity.
During the 70s and 80s the phenomenon of informality was handled not so much within the urbanism and architecture sphere of studies, as in disciplinary sectors like sociology, anthropology and economics.
More long-term exploration of the experiences after the program was beyond the sphere of this study, but would provide important indications on the following return to work process.
The experiment will vary the density and hence the number of mean free paths of the sphere to study the radiation transport in different regimes.
The limited sphere of Shakespeare studies, we learn, is, for those who dwell inside it, the globe.
Anthropology has, in fact, gradually divided itself into two major spheres: the study of man's biological characteristics and the study of his cultural characteristics.
The electrochemical etching of aluminum foils using a physical mask of colloidal spheres was studied to directly control the initiation sites of pits independent of the surface activation state of the substrate.
