Sentence examples for substance of science from inspiring English sources

The scientist's job is to "protect the substance of science from those with nefarious motives".

Sean Carroll, a theoretical physicist at Caltech, says of him, "He has absolutely mastered the ability to convey not only the substance of the science but the real excitement and passion that scientists are feeling when they are doing it".

Tod Robbins, a well-regarded writer of fantasy, supplied several short pieces, all "shallow mood sketches" without much substance, in the opinion of science fiction historian Mike Ashley.

For a review of the literature pertaining to the role of substance in the science of being qua being, see Shields (1999, 225 229) and Ward (2008).

This makes no sense when the substance of math, reading and science literacy is about the same throughout the country.

Pseudoscience is the form of science without the substance.

This is a standard modus operandi of pseudoscience: it adopts the external trappings of science, but without the substance.

Although the substance of the discussion may be about science, the way you frame your approach and how you manage your interactions with the other party are all about being a skillful and collaborative negotiator.

[See the 3 October issue of Science for a special issue on "The Science of Substance Abuse".].

Some say the spread of these substances in the environment is an example of how the products of science and technology can have unintended and unpredictable effects.

Locke's philosophy of science consists largely in his metaphysical and epistemological views of material substances and their powers.