Sentences with phrase «case in science»

E.g. «only land owners can vote» doesn't fit; poll taxes do (being a degenerate binary version of the continuum; and like all degenerate cases in science, being pretty boring).

«That's a really common case in science, and my hope is that we can help transform how a lot of people look at their data.»

One of those who left reflected about the case in the Science story published in 2006.

But in all cases in science, «We're talking about a tiny amount of money,» says astronomer Giovanna Tinetti, who co-supervised Kipping's Ph.D. research at University College London.

However, as is often the case in science, these new discoveries opened all new questions — questions which Hubble was primed to explore.

The better quantification of their climate effects (not by a landslide change, but rather by slow progress, as is usually the case in science) led to a better understanding of the whole system, and actually strengthened the case for human influence on climate.

The discovery that urban areas had different weather occurred unexpectedly, as is often the case in science.