Sentences with phrase «subject of science»

They're metaphysical — they go beyond what we can see, and hence, are not the proper subjects of science.

She says the focus on the math and English tests also takes away time from the other core subjects of science and of social studies.

I am not sure there is any grand thematic statement in Annihilation beyond its canny observations about human behavior under duress, which is a frequent subject of both science fiction and horror.

A high school also serving Trenton and Ewing students, it will focus on the so - called STEM subjects of science, technology, engineering and mathematics.

Nanotechnology is an inter-disciplinary subject of science, engineering and technology that deals with the contriving of matter at atomic, sub-atomic, molecular level at Nano scale dimensions of 1 - 100nm.

Attain holistic knowledge and skills from foundation level to advanced level of the most crucial subjects of the science that are the essence and the soul of traditional yoga.

This buzzword is not clearly defined within the document but appears to take an integrated STEM approach, rather than the instruction of the individual subjects of Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics.

With the secondary school curriculum having made a seismic shift to the STEM subjects of Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics, a perennial obstacle for educators was the lack of tools to demonstrate practically what they were teaching in theory.

The patterns (samenesses) of the rock are the subject of science (narrowly conceived).

It was also the subject of a science and technology talk at the Technology Theater.

These co-workers don't normally connect on the subject of science, given that they are all involved in different kinds of research.

The subject of science in mating and relationships is a huge topic right now.

Mutant Blobs Attack stars a particularly grumpy mutant blob, who has been the subject of science experiments until it gets the opportunity to break free.

Bringing the subject of science to life for students is the challenge shared by the teachers who author these amazing and insightful science education blogs.

Stephen Pruitt, former Commissioner of Education, Kentucky Department of Education, discussed how the State Performance Assessment Learning Community (SPA - LC) is designing and implementing assessment systems that include performance - based assessments, starting with the subject of science.

«It's a great way to reinforce the subject of science with fun and engaging learning experiences that help kids reach their potential.»

The application includes questions that dip into the subjects of Science, Geography and History.

Where edX stands out is when it comes to the subjects of science and technology, which are usually the strongest fields for online learning.

The salon style evening started out with wine and light bites, followed by the conversation style discussion on the subjects of science, culture, media, sexism in science, and a host of other interesting topics that were explored revolving around the theme of the event.

The blurred lines between fact and fiction have never felt so prevalent; they are the subjects of science fiction and dystopian novels such JG Ballard's «The Drowned World», or Yevgeny Zamyatin's «We».

Our main point is: how should authors of a textbook like this treat the subject of science and its interplay with politics, recognizing also that they have wide discretion in the matter.

I raise the subject of biofuels since the subject of science — what we know as opposed to what we think we know about it — has been on my mind in recent days.

That we are not was the null hypothysis mate, and was the subject of the science that has concluded we indeed, are.

In the public's eyes we have already won the debate — scepticism is so high we need do little more on the subject of the science.

The resume of the individual depends on the field or subject of science he is pursuing.