Sentence examples for wisdom of science from inspiring English sources

His latest books are Religion and Science: A Beautiful Friendship?, Genomes, Menomes, Wenomes: Neuroscience and Human Dignity, Belonging: A Memoir, The Wisdom of Science, and The Rowan Tree: A Novel.

Whether you get that wisdom from religion or elsewhere, it seems clear to me that perhaps we do need wisdom in the application of science.

The conventional wisdom in many areas of science is that although data and materials may be shared before a paper describes them, data and materials must be shared afterwards.

HN: No field of wisdom science.

Oshima says Campisi imparted many other pearls of wisdom about science and life.

Suffice it to say that Aristotle conceives of this wisdom as a science of substance that is, or is a part of, a science of being qua being (for further information about this argument, see the entry Aristotle's Metaphysics, especially Sections 1 and 3).

There is more to wisdom than intelligence and knowledge of science and philosophy or any other subject matter.

Personalized precision medicine will integrate the latest breakthroughs in technology and the life sciences with the rediscovered and newly appreciated wisdom of other healing arts and science.

The standard work on the notions of science ('ilm) and wisdom (hikma) in Islam is Rosenthal (1970).

Therefore, through the comparison of general science and its movement in three countries, we could observe one historical example of science teachers' accumulated wisdom and expertise as professional cultures in each country.

In the words of Professor Luciano Gatinoni, 'Our Australian colleagues have put together a scientific programme which reflects cutting edges of science and the wisdom of experts in all aspects of critical care....'....