Sentence examples for this science we from inspiring English sources

But Planck himself, though fully aware that the Quantum Theory, in contrast to the Theory of Relativity, signified a complete break with classical physical theory, held it to be "essential for the healthy development of physics that among the postulates of this science we reckon, not merely the existence of law in general, but also the strictly causal character of this law".

The approaches aim to use each person's specific genetic and other traits to develop tailored treatments, and "in order to harness the power of this science, we need to include everyone," Finn says.

"After we do all this science, we're going to rewrite the protocols," says Lisa Albuquerque, an energetic Navy official who heads the programme, known formally as the IED Detector Dog.

Using many more acronyms (since scientists love developing their own phrases to remember the instruments that we use), this blog will explain the science we're actually doing at night and why we continuously collect data, 24 hours-a-day on board the RVIB Nathaniel B. Palmer.

For the two people who taught him to love "this beautiful science we call astronomy," this breakthrough seems a fitting memorial.

Although recent commentators have argued for a more transdisciplinary approach to Landscape Ecology that appears to meet the requirements of this new science we still lack ways of taking this forward.

However, this is science we're talking about folks – it's not as simple as just pressing the "Begin love making" button and doing the dirty.

Textual analysis is still considered "rocket science" in much of the corporate world, but as early adopters of this fascinating science, we've analyzed the language and grammar of hundreds of thousands of real-life candidates responding to interview questions to assess the differences in language usage between high and low performers.

Because of this careful science, we now know that somewhere out in space there is a tiny asteroid with a thin glassy crust it got from the minute it spent rocketing through Earth's atmosphere as the "Great Daylight Fireball of 1972". Such is the glory of nature.

To examine the current state of this science, here we review 79 multi-scale wildlife-habitat studies published since 1993.

None of this is rocket science: we all know instinctively what is good for us.