Sentences with phrase «science progress»

And that gravitational well will grow ever deeper as science progresses in these areas — and especially if the number of atheists increases.

The one thing I am convinced of though is that science progresses by debate.

In fact, the way science progresses is by conceptual models being put forward and then testing them against observations.

As medical science progresses, our pets live longer, healthier lives.

What is the old line — that science progresses funeral by funeral?

It's a good thing religion stepped back a bit a few hundred years ago, in order to let science progress and bring among us these sort of possibilities.

What I see from all these quotes is climate scientists honestly expressing their views about the slow down in warming and considering hypotheses to explain it - which is how science progresses.

The more recent papers provide a classic illustration of the way science progresses.

As science progressed, infant mortality rates began to drop as infants began receiving the proper, optimal nutrition for their growing bodies.

TK describes how science progresses through paradigm shifts, but in the case of climate science the mainstream are still firmly entrenched in their paradigm and there is as yet no shift.

Although civilian Arctic science progressed with regular international collaborations during the Cold War, the distant early warning line, or DEW line, united western Arctic nations in a more concrete way.

Science Progress in the Twentieth Century 5 (October, 1910): 234 - 39.

Science Progress proceeds from the propositions that scientific inquiry is among the finest expressions of human excellence, that it is a crucial source of human flourishing, a critical engine of economic growth, and must be dedicated to the common good.

Transportation safety advances the same way Max Planck saw science progressing: One funeral at a time.

But as forensics and other investigative science progresses, the number of cases in doubt should shrink quite a bit.

Science progresses using inductive reasoning, that is, rational inferences from what is known or observed to what is not known, or what has not been observed.

Soon also offered to stop by the Exxon Mobil offices in Washington, D.C., «and just say hello and brief you on all the exciting science progress regarding my sun - climate research.»

«Science progresses most rapidly when scientists can focus on science.

It's tough watching science progress.

That's how science moves forward, that's what keeps science progressing, is... what I would call a good faith, honest debate between scientists... To some extent, this good faith debate has been hijacked.

So before we get to our preferred subtopic (biodiversity effects of climate change) let's first try to summarise «where climate change currently stands» and how climate science progresses:

He blogs for Science Progress, a website of the Center for American Progress and Center for American Progress Action Fund.

Bart R. Science progresses with hypotheses, models, validation etc..

HERE is the analysis from Science Progress entitled: House Energy and Commerce Committee Votes for Science Denial; Republican - Controlled Committee Legislates That Climate Change Does Not Exist

He draws a parallel with the way science progresses through a process of self - correction that depends on testing ideas, subjecting them to failure and profession - wide learning.

Crichton is largely wrong about how science makes progress (but Lakatos, while improving on Popper's description of how science progresses, hardly proved him wrong about what * is * scientific), but he surely isn't wrong to suggest that scientific faddism is as prevalent as pseudoscience.

Seriously, as the medical science progresses, gayness will disappear (the causes are well understood now).

Expeditious advances in information technology have complemented the fast pace in which science progresses.

Science progresses funeral by funeral.

Science Progress proceeds from the propositions that scientific inquiry is among the finest expressions of human excellence, that it is a crucial source of human flourishing, a critical engine of economic growth, and must be dedicated to the common good.

It's a truism to point out that science progresses through people disagreeing.

I'm hopeful there will be other studies that show other sorts of regimens that last longer and do a better job over time as science progresses.

Three - dimensionally printed organs aren't yet advanced enough to be put into human bodies, but as the science progresses, that day is probably coming.