Sentences with phrase «many branches of science»

He's widely regarded as the father of a whole branch of science: disordered - materials physics, which uses unstructured elements like cesium to achieve superconductivity.

Intelligent Design, and it's root Creationism, is in NO WAY an accepted branch of Science!

Stating the fact that the universe is huge or one of the most subjective branches of science, biology, is 100 % correct in it's theories is a poor reason to deny that God exists.

There is an ever growing mountain of evidence from different branches of science accu.mulated over more than a hundred and fifty years that verify Darwin's 5 laws.

The many branches of science represent hundreds of years of work by thousands of brilliant men and women who wanted to explain how the world works.

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.

I'd really like to see some peer - reviewed, credible sources showing that the branch of science responsible for modern medicine is «outdated.»

Abiogenesis is a rapidly advancing branch of science.

and yes, you would have to say that every branch of science is false because every branch disputes what is in the bible.

You would have to claim every branch of science as wrong?

There is nothing in the theory of evolution, nor in astronomy, or in geology, nor in paleontology, or any other branch of the sciences which contradicts Christianity, or any other type of theism (except Mormonism — we know scientifically that the Indian peoples of the Americas are not descended from the Jews — which is a key point of belief for them, much more central than there having been a literal Garden of Eden is for classical Christianity or Judaism).

This is particularly true of creationists who effectively require every relevant branch of science supporting evolution (i.e. physics, chemistry, biology, geology, astronomy, etc) to be so flawed as to be worthless.

Many commonplaces of today are the improbabilities of yesterday, and in any branch of science «improbabilities» occur from time to time which are apparently arbitrary exceptions to previously observed rules.

«If we are truly concerned to develop an ecology capable of remedying the damage we have done, no branch of the sciences and no form of wisdom can be left out, and that includes religion and the language particular to it.

Do you have any idea how many branches of science have progressed in that time?

If naturalism is true, then all branches of the sciences, evolutionary biology included, could in the long run be in serious trouble.

And Barr, in a subsequent letter, affirms: «The whole point of my article was precisely to demonstrate that the narrow concept of randomness that is used throughout all branches of science is compatible with a divine Providence that governs and directs every event in the universe.»

Beginning with a mechanistic version of Lamarck's speculative evolutionist hypothesis, he resolves to apply the concept of «evolution» to every branch of science and learning.

The modern Theory of Evolution is supported by every branch of science.

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.

It has been independantly confirmed by different branches of science and has been observed.

First, it distinguishes theology from the attempt to study religion objectively — from the point of view of some philosophy, some branch of science such as psychology or sociology, or simply as a historical phenomenon.

Empirical philosophy, aka sigilry, is a branch of science that deals with the movement of energy to produce a physical effect.

An investment in green chemistry, the branch of science that strives to find safe, environmentally - benign alternatives for the chemicals we have come to rely on, deserves our support.

For Smith, political economy is «a branch of the science of a statesman and legislator.»

The work earned Libby the 1960 Nobel Prize in chemistry «for determinations in archaeology, geology, geophysics and other branches of science.»

Researchers connected with the cosmetics industry do face what Elias and Lochhead term «prejudice» from colleagues in other branches of science.

As such, they let us experience a deeper and more passionate drive towards scientific discovery, creating new experts and even new branches of science along the way.

Q: What prompted you and your friends, including Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg and Google co-founder Sergey Brin, to start giving out prizes, first in physics, then in other branches of science?

We are thankful that some branches of science have produced some pretty useful things, because their success allows the other branches to keep working on fun, pointless crap below the radar.

Now a new branch of the science of aging has sprouted, from a part of the world that, oddly, was excluded before: nature.

We have to attribute validity to certain sources because we just don't know enough about every branch of science ourselves.

'' [Relative's name], I've chosen to work in a branch of the sciences that doesn't want me to start actually doing things until I'm in my early forties.

Within this branch of science, the art is to develop the various building blocks in such a way that they naturally form the desired structures.

In every branch of science, Maxwell declared, «the labor of careful measurement has been rewarded by the discovery of new fields of research and by the development of new scientific ideas.»

The advertisement I saw said that further details can be obtained from the Sydney Foundation for Phuscis, a branch of science too exotic for either me or the spell - checker to hazard a guess as to its origin.

It aims to conduct meetings and conferences of those interested in the various branches of science and education, to produce and distribute publications, to administer gifts and bequests as prescribed by the donors thereof, to provide support for research, to arrange awards for the accomplishment of scientific work, to cooperate with other organizations in the advancement of science and to engage in such other activities as shall have been authorized by the Council.

In the 1950s, science fiction author Isaac Asimov conjured up a branch of science called psychohistory.

A new branch of science — astrobiology — even grew up and dedicated itself to the scientific search for little green men — or at least microbes — and the places they might call home...

For 20 years they had worked together, turning the study of dolphin cognition into a legitimate branch of science.

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.

What we really want to see now is responses from different branches of science.

It also provides crucial information for synthetic biology, the branch of science that designs and builds artificial biological devices and systems.

By the time this survey - driven article was published in The Scientist, I had learned that I did not get the job at Next Wave, but the endeavor helped propel me into a branch of science writing.

It's a nice dream, that a scientist could be equally conversant in all branches of science.

Yet the Nobel Foundation recognized Davis and Koshiba, above all, for establishing a new branch of science: neutrino astronomy.

The purposes of the Pacific Division of the American Association for the Advancement of Science are to encourage research in all branches of science, pure and applied, to diffuse knowledge, and to foster the scientific spirit among the people, by Division meetings held within the Pacific Coast region, and by such other means as the Executive Committee of the Division may adopt.

The purposes of the Southwestern Division of the American Association for the Advancement of Science are to encourage research in all branches of science, pure and applied, to diffuse knowledge, and to foster the scientific spirit among the people, by Division meetings held within the Southwestern region, and by such other means as the Executive Committee of the Division may adopt.

The Executive Committee may organize Sections to present programs in those branches of science for which no other provision has been made, such Sections to be maintained only until those subjects shall be provided for by Affiliated Societies.

The technical programs in the branches of science represented by the Affiliated Societies shall be organized by the separate societies with one member of the Executive Committee of the Pacific Division as a member of the Program Committee of each Society.