Sentence examples for successful sciences from inspiring English sources

"Methods Continuity," by contrast, demands only that philosophical theories emulate the "methods" of inquiry of successful sciences.

Such a view need not presuppose a solution to the so-called "demarcation problem"—i.e., the problem of what demarcates genuine science from pseudo-science as long as there remain clear, pseudo-science ass of successfulongiences.

The problem with assuming laws are required for explanation is their relative absence from a variety of successful sciences routinely offering explanations, not that no scientist ever appeals to laws as explanatory.

Such a view does not presuppose the methodological unity of the various sciences, only that successful sciences have some methodological uniqueness, even if this is not exactly the same across all the sciences.

In each case, Descartes self-consciously made a break with the scholastic tradition, and, in each case, the outlook that he rejected turns out to be the outlook of the successful sciences and to provide the perspective required for contemporary philosophy.

Thus, developmental biology displays not only a rich array of material and conceptual practices that can be analyzed to better understand the scientific reasoning exhibited in experimental life science, but also points in the direction of new ideas for metaphysics, especially when that endeavor explicitly considers the input of empirically successful sciences.

This paper introduces the "Triad of Successful Science Communication" (TSSC).

As he sees it, successful science requires little but a clear eye unclouded by preconceptions.

His Education Show seminar, Ignition - Building a Successful Science C urriculum, is on Saturday 28 March at 2.15.

(Ms. Byrd left "StarDate" in 1991 and founded "EarthSky," another successful science radio program).

This very successful science text went through many editions, including Arabic and Chinese.