The phrase "an extended science" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a branch of science that has been broadened or elaborated upon, often encompassing additional fields or concepts.
Example: "Astrobiology can be considered an extended science, as it combines elements of biology, astronomy, and planetary science."
Alternatives: "a broader field of science" or "an expanded area of science".
Implementing immersion: Design, professional development, classroom enactment and learning effects of an extended science inquiry unit in an urban district.
Taking the form of an extended science paper, the thesis will describe all aspects of the research, from the context and hypothesis, through the materials and methods, to the results, conclusions, and discussion.
The Columbia had been scheduled to lift off on July 19 for an extended science mission, but the flight was postponed indefinitely when the National Aeronautics and Space Administration grounded the four-shuttle fleet last week after small, shallow cracks were found in metal fuel-pipe liners aboard the Atlantis and the Discovery.
Numerical results show that the fuel consumption varies from a few kilograms to tens of kilograms, related to the locations and the types of mission orbits as well as the corresponding invariant manifold structures, and indicates that the low-thrust transfers may be a beneficial option for the extended science missions around different libration points.
After a successful 1-year Exploration mission and a 2-year Science mission, LRO continues to operate in its 2-year Extended Science mission, still producing a wealth of new data.
So consider this (admittedly unrealistic) thought experiment: What would happen if all the editors and reporters of the extended science press, including the legions of science bloggers, self-imposed a moratorium that forbade writing about new scientific findings until six months after their journal publication?
In this study, we purposely focused on honored students who major in the sciences to see whether extended science programs develop better understanding of NOS.
The result is a new book, "Searching for Stars on an Island in Maine," published by Pantheon, which is an extended essay on science, religion, and knowledge.
She was going to finish her postdoctoral fellowship, write a grant renewal to help the lab, and take an extended leave from science after her child was born.
Anne McCaffrey's worldwide reputation as a writer depended largely on an extended series of science-fiction novels (several of them co-written with her son Todd), set on the world of Pern.
Is a similar phenomenon present in science publishing and has the internet created an extended market for low impact science?
