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The Report of the Project on Liberal Education and the Sciences ( Washington D.C. : AAAS , 1990 ) . The science ( some call this an art , but it is really based on scientific analysis and study of the data path ) of determining what users need and when they will need it is the process of budgeting for storage . The science ( or art ) of seismic interpretation in petroleum exploration is non-trivial . As for myself , if I have succeeded in discovering any truths in the sciences ( and I trust that what is contained in this volume 1 will show that I have found some ) , I can declare that they are but the consequences and results of five or six principal difficulties which I have surmounted , and my encounters with which I reckoned as battles in which victory declared for me . African-Americans , Native Americans , and Latinos possess strong cultural values of group and community membership that may be at odds with the perceived levels of individualism and competition associated with the sciences ( NSF , 1996 ) . Abstract : Recent research findings in the sciences ( social and natural ) indicate that the legal barriers to marine aquaculture development are directly related to social and cultural concerns of coastal and traditional fishing community members , as well as the physical , chemical , and biological capacity of prospective development sites . Because the science ( or art ) of " parallel computing " has many different interpretations , an introduction is provided below . Graduate schools in psychology want students who have preparation in the sciences ( especially biology ) , an understanding of statistics and basic computer science , and the ability to design experiments and analyze data , as well as a working knowledge of psychology . In order for the project to work properly , the planner needs to coordinate with the art ( architect ) and the science ( civil engineer ) .