There are strengthening links between the sciences of the very large and the very small.
Meanwhile, the sciences of seismology and risk assessment advanced around the world.
The Alleys provide something of a history of the sciences of geochemistry, nuclear physics and climate.
Actually, he charged, it should be the foundation for all of the sciences of the spirit.
Not all the sciences of the period were rational, and Augustan clarity somehow feeds the Gothic shadows.
"The sciences of somatology and psychology," he wrote, "are employed in treating the patient as a complete individual".
We want to increase the nation's knowledge of the sciences, of the arts, of culture, and of our history.
"Unfortunately, Churchland... approaches many conceptual issues in the sciences of the mind like the more antiphilosophical of scientists".
Dr. Pinker believes that human nature "will increasingly be explained by the sciences of mind, brain, genes and evolution".
The more qualitative, experimental, and hypothetical approach of Newton's Opticks influenced the sciences of optics, electricity and magnetism, and chemistry.
The quest thereby provided a body of knowledge that ultimately led to the sciences of chemistry, metallurgy, and pharmacology.
