Sentences with phrase «way around a science»

Director Alex Garland knows his way around a science fiction plot, but Annihilation is his most ambitious yet precisely because of what it leaves out.

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But science shows that it's the other way around.

The only way it becomes science is by Ham twisting the meaning of science around.

Science is the way in which we discover the truth about the world around us.

Given this, and that the pattern has been for science to debunk religious explanations and never the other way around, why should I give religious explanations for anything any credence at all?

Science can't explain everything, but historically the pattern over time has been for science to displace spiritual explanations, not the other way Science can't explain everything, but historically the pattern over time has been for science to displace spiritual explanations, not the other way science to displace spiritual explanations, not the other way around.

Science and faith are both wonderful ways to explore the world around us and the unknown.

And science has come a long way since he was around

it's an inconvenient truth that religion always bends to science — never ever the other way around.

Although Kim is ambivalent about it (SM xiii), he seems to accept a version of this disciplinary dualism, seeing no way around Donald Davidson's view that psychology is «a hermeneutic inquiry rather than a predictive science» because the laws of the mind «are normative rather than predictive laws» (SM 211).

As we explore these issues our itinerary will be as follows: (1) we shall look first at several ways in which reflection on science has contributed to the feeling of cosmic exile and therefore to our environmental carelessness; (2) then we shall examine how theologies from our own Christian tradition that have hovered closely, even though critically, around modern scientific cosmologies have perpetuated the same feeling of cosmic exile; and (3) finally we shall look briefly at how a cosmological understanding of religion centering on the notion of adventure can both reconcile us to the evolving universe and at the same time allow us to embrace the feeling of religious homelessness present in religious teachings.

Our «science» is simply a way for us to explain the world around us... nobody has ever seen a graviton but we know it warps space / time and that it interacts across vast distances but in a much smaller way than the strong nuclear force for example (which again is a made up force on our part to just understand our universe)

My argument is that while science does tell us much about the world around us, IT (science - our most favored epistemological standard) obviously only deals with the physical and can not disprove the spiritual, and that there are other ways of knowing truth that do prove (support is the word I prefer, since no «proof» is satisfactory to al epistemological standards) the existence of God.

Well, it comes from a 2000 year old book, contradicted by other 2000 year old books, no updates, can be interpreted in so many different ways depending on how the reader perceives his world (and how science has progressed... I'm sure if you were alive before galileo told you the earth did not revolve around the sun and had only the bible as your reference you would come to the same conclusion as the Vatican who said the sun revolved around the earth....

I forgot... the sun revolves around the earth (which is flat, by the way) and science and medicine are witchcraft.

Although technology has evolved, film has become a niche, and time has clouded much of what I learned back then, one thing is still the same: the science of light and the way it wraps around an object, enveloping it with its invisible yet transformative qualities.

Creating, investigating and experimenting are fantastic ways for kids to learn about different areas of the world around them and start to delve deeper into the world of Science.

Iris Wagstaff, director of EHR's Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics Program, said she has always worked to improve the lives of people around her and discovered along the way that her science background aids her eScience, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics Program, said she has always worked to improve the lives of people around her and discovered along the way that her science background aids her escience background aids her efforts.

Because science is not some edifice that you can walk around or avoid and say, «I was never good at science but I'm good at this so let me lean this way instead of that.»

One protester's sign quipped «Science: running everything since 1543,» a reference to Nicolaus Copernicus's treatise that year arguing our planet revolves around the sun, instead of the other way.

And I've had so many experiences that have shown me that when people are presented science in a way that is accessible and compelling and inspirational, they not only love it, but they also find it opens up a whole new universe of thought, a whole connection to the world around them that they find enormously enriching.

But Leo Gross and colleagues from IBM Research Zurich and the Surface Science Research Centre at the University of Liverpool in the United Kingdom found ways around these problems.

But in a study published October 16 in the journal Science, researchers found a way around this barrier.

«There are plenty of ways around it,» says astronomer Jacob Haqq - Misra of the Blue Marble Space Institute of Science in Seattle.

«Assuming there's a situation where the economics line up, there's possibly a way to engineer our way around other things with clever science and find a way to make it happen.»

«What's appealing about the current growing body of evidence on right - to - carry laws is that different researchers using different methodologies and different data sets are coming to similar conclusions... We are all coalescing around the same message, and that's the best that science can do: Look at the imperfect data in different ways and see if a consistent story emerges.»

Science, they might say, is a great disturber of pretence and guise, it shouts scorn and cocks a snook at the humbug and the moral cant that we see around us, and inside us, and it says to us: reality is this way, over here, in this direction.

The reports reveal marked differences in the way math and science are taught around the world, says William Schmidt, a statistician at Michigan State University and U.S. coordinator for the study.

What remains are the stories that reveal major shifts in human knowledge, reflect science's biggest challenges and highlight the compelling and intriguing ways that science can illuminate the world around us.

One of the most popular things the council did was to suggest science could come to the rescue and find a way around an ethical impasse to produce a mode of obtaining stem cells that everybody would regard as ethical, and that this vexed period of our politics could be put behind us.

Conference chair Katherine Richardson, a biological oceanographer at the University of Copenhagen, told the opening plenary session that the conference would ensure that policymakers would pay attention by providing compelling messages in three broad areas: how bad the climate science is [that is, how bad the impact of climate change will be], the «good news» that's out there in terms of new ways of mitigating carbon emissions, and the prospects for adapting to the proliferating impacts that scientists are seeing around the world.

But amid this governmental turmoil, another, longer - term development is under way that will affect the lives of everyone in the U.S. and take its toll on others around the world — the loss of critical expertise and capacity in the science agencies of the federal government, including the Environmental Protection Agency, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, the Occupational Safety and Health Administration, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, and the National Aeronautics and Space Administration, among many others.

And we must continue to overhaul our science, technology, mathematics and engineering education strategies to ensure that the U.S. will be supplying the world with highly skilled workers in the coming decades, not the other way around.

Holdren's speech framed an array of activities AAAS has organized around the March for Science, including hosting a comedy show after Holdren's address that went a long way in banishing the idea that scientists are solely serious creatures.

How is it, then, that the best science show on TV turns out to be a low - budget and in many ways deeply stupid offering about two Roto - Rooter plumbers who spend their weekends shuffling around old buildings in the dark, interpreting every distant thump as a «footstep» and every draft - powered swish of a curtain as a lonely dead child whispering «Chrisss»?

By tracing the development of what we now call the «scientific method» — an approach, developed over centuries, that emphasizes experiments and observations rather than reasoning from first principles — he makes the argument that science, unlike other ways of interpreting the world around us, can offer true progress.

A 27 - year - old Charles Darwin, not yet bearded, fresh from chundering his way around the planet in the poop cabin of the HMS Beagle, disembarked in Falmouth, England, on a mission to cement his growing reputation as a Grand Fromage of Science.

«You have to be good not just at the science, but pretty creative in thinking your way around some of the problems,» says Imperial's Fisk.

Will you trust our national science agencies — by the way, NASA is driving a rover around on the surface of mars right now.

«With the inauguration of the Institute for Personalized Medicine, we have reasserted our early leadership in the science of tailoring therapy to individuals, an approach that in some ways began at Hershey with the observations around pharmacogenetics by our founding chair of pharmacology, Elliot Vesell, more than 40 years ago,» said Daniel Notterman, vice dean for research and graduate studies.

We know science is not merely facts and content, but a way of thinking critically about the world around you.

Isis the Scientist, Ph.D., Blog: On Becoming a Domestic and Laboratory Goddess Social Media Revealed: Useful Science Tool or Another Way to Screw Around at Work?

However, Prof Michael Mann, distinguished professor of atmospheric science at Penn State University, who wasn't involved in the study, says the researchers may have got their conclusion the wrong way around.

Green Bank, WV — A team of astronomers using the National Science Foundation's Robert C. Byrd Green Bank Telescope (GBT) has made the first conclusive detection of what appear to be the leftover building blocks of galaxy formation — neutral hydrogen clouds — swarming around the Andromeda Galaxy, the nearest large spiral galaxy to the Milky Way.

In sea - level science however it might be the other way around: «the past is the key to the present».

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Barkana and Loeb's analysis also suggests that the galaxy surrounding J1030 has around the mass of the Milky Way given the amount of gas falling into its central black hole (CfA press release, Science, and Barakana and Loeb, 2003, in pdf).

Now science has proven that it's the other way around.

Three specialists discuss the breaking science around breath and the ways in which we can use our breath for spiritual, emotional, and physical...

Three specialists discuss the breaking science around breath and the ways in which we can use our breath for spiritual, emotional, and physical healing.