Sentence examples for based on a science from inspiring English sources
Within the story are many other stories -- including one Lerner originally published in The New Yorker, and another based on a science paper written by an elementary student after visiting the Museum of Natural History -- and the world of the novel swirls around the mini-artworks within it.
Alexander McQueen's show, Plato's Atlantis, was based on a science fiction fantasy of human beings evolving into sea creatures once the ice caps melt.
Robot Girl Lottie is inspired by women robotics experts and her story line and accessories are based on a science fair.
Mr. Sokurov's pictures at Lenfilm included a chaotic, near-burlesque fantasy, "Mournful Indifference" (1983-87), inspired by Shaw's "Heartbreak House," which the state suppressed in mid-production; and "Days of the Eclipse" (1988), an extravaganza of unnatural colors, eccentric wide-screen compositions and bizarre goings-on, based on a science fiction novel by Boris and Arkady Strugatsky.
The reduction process is a key task in data processing made on the onboard CPU, and reduction parameters are chosen based on a science target and downlink capacity.
It should be noted that Armstrong (1903), like Huxley, believed that science syllabi should be based on a science of daily life which include elements from the separate sciences – "the olla podrida comprehended by Huxley under physiography" (p. 222).
Professor Astro Cat's Solar System (£2.29) Based on a popular science book for children, this is a beautifully designed app which aims to get kids excited about space.
He is writing a script in English based on a French science-fiction novel.
STARSHIP TROOPERS -- Based on the 1998 film that in turn is based on a classic science-fiction novel of interplanetary war, this shooter game takes almost all its visual cues from the big-budget Hollywood films.
He had just come back from three weeks in the Czech Republic, where he was making "Babylon AD," which stars Vin Diesel, and is based on a French science-fiction novel.
Hitchcock often liked to tell interviewers that for him 'creation is based on an exact science of audience reactions'".
