Sentence examples for ways of science from inspiring English sources

Mao [6] also emphasized the significant role of stochastic models in many ways of science and industry.

In some ways, these two interpretative strategies, the Newtonian and the Exploratory, are akin to the Apollonian and Dionysian ways of science described by Nobel Laureate, Albert Szent-Györgyi.

HHMI has established an exciting undergraduate laboratory experience that unites students across the country in a joint effort to identify and characterize phage from soil bacteria, generating new findings and at the same time producing a set of engaged undergraduate students knowledgeable in the ways of science (HHMI, 2009).

That's the way of science, too.

So for now, he does not have much to show in the way of science.

Phil Goodman views this sort of opposition as an uninformed electorate standing in the way of science.

But we don't want to stand in the way of science.

He was the author of "The Way of Science: A Philosophy of Ecology for the Layman" (Hafner, 1971).

Human spaceflight is expensive and, since the end of the Apollo programme in 1972, has yielded little or nothing in the way of science.

In citing Galileo, Professor Rosenberg seeks to show us how a "little thought is all we need to undermine the mistaken belief neither Archimedes nor Aristotle had seen through but that stood in the way of science".

But 1638 was when Galileo first showed that a little thought is all we need to undermine the mistaken belief that neither Archimedes nor Aristotle had seen through but that stood in the way of science.