Sentence examples for the two sciences from inspiring English sources

"I have used the findings of the two sciences of geology and archaeology," Hawkes declares, "for purposes altogether unscientific".

Mr Gould is a zoologist and geologist at Harvard a practitioner, that is, of the two sciences that did the most to undermine traditional Christian belief.

The British historian Lewis Namier, (1888 1960), who owed much of his success to being able to read the execrable handwriting of the duke of Newcastle, argued that the two "sciences" the historian must know are psychoanalysis and graphology.

Alberti seems to have collaborated with him in astronomy rather than geography, but the two sciences were closely bound at the time (and bound to perspective) by the conceptions and methods of geometric mapping rediscovered in the writings of the ancient astronomer and geographer Ptolemy.

As for the element of truth which is obscurely at work in this distinction between logical form and metaphorical form, dialectic and rhetoric, we may detect in it the need of a science of aesthetics side by side with that of logic; but it was a mistake to try to distinguish the two sciences within the sphere of expression which belongs to one of them alone.

The two sciences are not univocal, that is, they do not have the same subject.

(Unknown to Sagan's critics, the two Science papers had already been accepted for publication when the Parade article appeared).

"What you immediately hear when he plays these flutes is the beauty of their sound," said Patricia M. Gray, the lead author on the first of the two Science articles.

The paper's changed status was noted today by Ivan Oransky, one of the two science writers behind the invaluable Retraction Watch blog.

Today, the two presidents of the two science-and-engineering universities announced that they were channeling some of the brainpower of their institutions into solving the riddle of how to improve the United States' voting system.

The British government has commissioned the Royal Society and the Royal Academy of Engineering to study the fast-growing field of nanotechnology and make recommendations on how it should be regulated, the two science groups said yesterday.