Sentence examples for theory science from inspiring English sources
But sentencing, in fact and practice, is a thing of fault lines, feeling versus theory, science against sympathy.
Watch this clip from the BBC's upcoming Bang Goes the Theory science programme and you will have, as it demolishes buildings apparently made by pigs.
If you're an English major, what should you study: the idiosyncratic group of writers who happen to interest you (art), or literary history and theory (science)?
Clinical psychologists like myself receive a doctorate degree after completing at least six years of postbachelor's training in the theory, science and practice of mental-health treatment.
A Pulitzer Prize-winning science writer for The New York Times conducts a rapturous tour of the female body and its intricate workings, drawing on evolutionary theory, science, literature, medicine and history.
But it also bears some comfortingly prosaic implications: in Many Worlds theory, science's aspiration to explain the world fully remains intact.
CCRU members disavowed the leftist pieties of their peers and fused cybernetics, metallurgy, bacteriology, chaos theory, science-fiction and the occult to explore, often in deliriously opaque language, what it meant to be alive in an age of hypercapitalism.
Students whose high school biology course included evolution (but not creationism) were significantly more likely (72% versus 58%) to accept the validity of evolutionary theory ("evolution is a scientifically valid theory"), science-based claims about the age of the earth, the mutability of species (75% versus 60%), and humans being the product of evolution (71% versus 55%).
First, logic as a practical-normative discipline vis-à-vis the sciences is a theory of science (Wissenschaftslehre).
As pure concepts play an important role in Bolzano's theory of science, mathematics, for example, being a purely conceptual science, everything depends on how intuitions are defined.
In particular, Aristotle's theory of science cannot be considered a counterpart to modern philosophy of science, at least not without substantial qualifications.
