Sentence examples for the border between science from inspiring English sources

Questions like these, which straddle the border between science and philosophy, make some experts openly angry.

He explains effectively that Freud's work hovers at the border between science and art.

Ms.  Shulevitz is one of the finest writers working on the border between science and society, and in this article, she's laid out "the scary consequences of the grayest generation" without flinching.

Straddling the border between science and law, I am challenged and stimulated every day.

One which at first seems hard to fathom for a job that seems at the very edge of human capabilities, and right on the border between reality and science fiction.

Rijksmuseum General Director Taco Dibbits says, "Anna Atkins' work sits on the border between art and science.

The most worrying aspect of the editorial by Dietrich et al. [ 5] is the blurring of the border between what constitutes science and what belongs to the realm of political, societal and democratic choices.

The response in Environmental Health states that "[t]he most worrying aspect of the editorial by Dietrich et al. is the blurring of the border between what constitutes science and what belongs to the realm of political, societal and democratic choices" (Bergman et al. 2013).

On their website, the group explains their goals for the future: "We create works through 'experimentation and innovation' making the borders between Art, Science, and Technology, more ambiguous".

In my definition, the humanities not only include literature of both ancient and modern languages, the performing arts, philosophy, comparative religion, and cultural studies, but also history, anthropology, and linguistics, although the latter three are often on the border between humanities and the social sciences.

Science editors cross the border between the scientific community and in-house book publishing businesses.