Sentence examples for a small science from inspiring English sources
Ecology, historically a small science, is getting much bigger and at the same time much smaller.
During the five-hour, 11-minute spacewalk, Artemyev and Alexander Skvortsov deployed a small science satellite, retrieved and installed experiment packages and inspected components on the exterior of the orbital laboratory.
Having previously created miniature volcanoes for living rooms, a "small science equivalent" of the Large Hadron Collider in her kitchen, and assembled a group of space scientists into the world's first International Space Orchestra, she says she approaches her work from a human, rather than a scientific perspective.
About twenty years ago, I paid a visit to a small science museum I had founded across the street from DEKA, my research and development outfit in Manchester, New Hampshire.
And because there is no kitchen project too minor for a kitchen geek to overthink, I have made something of a small science out of cooking my morning oatmeal.
So the first step is a small science lesson!
The European Space Agency is starting what it expects to become a regular series of small science missions.
Cloud storage provides a particularly attractive option for "small science" subjects, which cannot maintain their own dedicated infrastructure.
Clearly funding agencies should maintain a mixed portfolio of big and small science - and the two are synergistic [ 1, 45].
It's also a kind of informal handbook on the joys of small science and the recombinations of facts that often smoke out a scientific truth.
The Hinchman House, on Milk Street, is a small natural science museum that includes displays of whale and dolphin bones, wildflowers, tropical drift seeds that wash up on Nantucket's beaches and a unique hands-on exhibit: an owl-pellet dig.
