Sentence examples for amalgam of science from inspiring English sources

The result is an amalgam of science and whimsy that recently propelled the series into prime time -- a reaction that Mr. Hillenburg finds only a little surprising.

In this amalgam of science and autobiography, he argues that in the wild, animals vocalize with a musicianly ear to the full score of the ecosystem — a "biophony" that is being drowned out by human noise.

Finally, when I was 41, through a stark amalgam of science, chilly doctors, my own steely drive and who knows what measure of luck, my daughter arrived, strong, sweet and fully loved.

Of course I believe that art is important; this very column could be classified as an amalgam of science and artistic expression, if the classifier generously ignores its occasional tendency toward gratuitous obscenity.

An amalgam of pop science and business anecdote, it became a surprise best-seller.

This scanned and sampled amalgam of several science-fiction worlds makes for a product that is just that: a product.

While the world of campaign consultants, gerrymandering, voter files, and delegate counts may seem like an unholy amalgam of magic and science to those who watch John King play with interactive maps on CNN, the reality contains a lot less glamour.

Inside is a museum devoted to extraterrestrial phenomena and to genetics -- a curious amalgam of sci-fi and science.

The science of team science encompasses an amalgam of conceptual and methodologic strategies aimed at understanding and enhancing the outcomes of large-scale collaborative research and training programs.

The origins of science in China seem to lie in an amalgam of ideas from both philosophers and technical specialists, including physicians.

The origins of science in China seem to lie in an amalgam of ideas from both Masters textualists (philosophers) and technical specialists.