Sentence examples for a selection of science from inspiring English sources

In addition to the fiction and the editorial by Fairman, there was a letter column, a profile of Wilson Tucker, a selection of science news, a guest editorial by Ken Slater, a well-known British fan, and an approving review of the TV show Tales of Tomorrow.

This article explores the philosophical foundations of a selection of safety science approaches through investigating the modus operandi of their development and use.

Browse Elsevier's science publications A selection of Harcourt's science publications The Impact of Publisher Mergers on Journal Prices (research paper).

Again, search for specialized audio book sites, such as PodioBooks which has a nice selection of science fiction.

There is a staggering selection of science kits in stores and online that you can recommend to your kids and to their teachers, too.

To evaluate that possibility, a new paper published in the journal of Theoretical and Applied Climatology examines a selection of contrarian climate science research and attempts to replicate their results.

After introducing the theoretical background to a selection of pedagogical approaches, science process skills, and inquiry, the second author and I gave each group a topic for the first LP, recognizing that this would be the students' first microteaching experience in a teacher education program.

Because "newness" would no longer be a primary factor driving the selection of science news, assigning editors might give more weight to overview stories about trends in research, or the accretion of ideas within fields, or more deeply analytical pieces.

This article describes a selection of problems in nuclear materials science and technology that would directly benefit from this and similar X-ray FEL sources.

Our university is now offering more choice and students can now undertake an BSc in Medical Humanities or join a selection of Honours year courses of existing science degrees including anatomy, sports science and neuroscience in addition to the BSc in Medical Science.

The report had recommended that NSF lean on Antarctic scientists to keep a sharper eye on the costs of instrumentation deployment and operation support by considering those costs in the review and selection of science projects.