The measurements of the positions of these quasars are so precise that they can be used for all sorts of ancillary science".
"This KBO costs less fuel to reach [than other candidate targets], leaving more fuel for the flyby, for ancillary science, and greater fuel reserves to protect against the unforeseen," Alan Stern, New Horizons principal investigator, said in a press release.
First, they pursue logic as an end in itself rather than as ancillary to the sciences.
The methods of special sciences are ancillary to these pramāṇas' (P. C. Ray, 1956).
Many portions of the book are treated, plausibly enough, as ancillary to the deductive science, concerned, for instance, with disproving common errors.
Horner used synthesizers for ancillary effects; at the time, science-fiction films such as E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial and The Thing were eschewing the synthesizer in favor of more traditional orchestras.
Leckie took the Locus award for best science fiction novel for Ancillary Mercy, the conclusion of her story about Breq, a soldier who carries within her the intelligence systems of a now-destroyed starship.
Holt's people are beyond help, and medicine has only an ancillary role in this forsaken world: science can devise no potion for malaise, for hubris, for the disintegration of God.
A review of the literature [ 28] showed that although financial reward is the primary motivation for HV participating in clinical trials, other motivations are reported (contributing to science or the health of others, accessing ancillary healthcare benefits, scientific interest or interest in the goals of the study, meeting people and curiosity).
And "it's a great action read – one of those books which I'd give to people who say they don't like science fiction,." The Guardian's reviewer Eric Brown called Ancillary Justice a "hugely ambitious... fast-paced, moving and intellectually satisfying story of love and vengeance".
