Sentences with phrase «branches of science became»
Other branches of science became modern only more recently: chemistry in the early 19th century; biology in the mid-19th century, or perhaps the early 20th century.
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The church needs more priests like him, some for example who could head a new faculty dedicated to training scientists in theology and also overseeing the recruitment and scientific training of seminarians and clergy who have the aptitude and the wish to become experts in branches of science.
In conclusion, the central theme of this chapter may be rounded out and underscored by a brief consideration of experimental psychology as the remaining major branch of the natural sciences concerned with man and his becoming.
This «whole» view of human existence — I use the adjective whole to indicate an inclusive understanding of human nature — has become increasingly attractive to those working in the many different branches of science that have a bearing on human existence.
Earlier this month, some of the feuding physicists met with philosophers of science at an unusual workshop aimed at addressing the accusation that branches of theoretical physics have become detached from the realities of experimental science.
Before neuroscientist Alex Thome became senior scientific project manager in the Center for Innovation in Brain Science at the University of Arizona, he was a 2015 - 17 Executive Branch Fellow in the Department of Defense.
Chris Caldow has been with NOAA since 2000 when he became a Knauss Marine Policy Fellow with the National Centers for Coastal Ocean Science's (NCCOS) Biogeography Branch at NOAA Headquarters, a unit specializing in mapping the distributions of marine plants and animals to aid decision makers faced with spatially explicit management decisions.
When science of any branch --[including policy] becomes authoritarian — they are held [logically, integrity, and morally] to a much higher standard, IMO.
After completing a Bachelor of Science in forest biology at the University of British Columbia and a PhD in ecology on the administration of environmental law relating to the mining industry, Moore became involved first in the Western Canada branch of the Sierra Club and later Greenpeace.
GE's decision, along with new move - ins by drug companies such as Selvita, show the region is becoming an epicenter of the new global life sciences / technology economy, says Mark Stewart, senior vice president and branch manager in the Boston office of real estate services firm Savills Studley.