Sentence examples for chunk of science from inspiring English sources

"District 9" has been out for a while, but audiences continue to gather, lured by rumors of a hybrid — a writhing, snapping chunk of science fiction that looks and smells like fact.

"District 9" has been out for a while, but audiences continue to gather, lured by rumors of a hybrid a writhing, snapping chunk of science fiction that looks and smells like fact.

This is a climategate narrative that seems quite popular among many people who, like Schwarzenegger, remain committed to the need for action against global warming and very popular among people who take the opposite view: that a significant chunk of science had been frankly fraudulent, and that the discovery of this fraud had had a very bad impact on the fight against global warming.

A great startup idea often has a chunk of science at its core.

Human civilization has caught up with a good chunk of science fiction.

The biggest single chunk of science-related cash--up to $500 million next year--will go to a new Homeland Security Advanced Research Projects Agency HSARPAAdvanced Research Projects Agency HSARPA

(It's not a perfect overlap, since a sliver of these cavemen-and-dinosaurs folks vote for Democrats on economic and racial lines, while there is a significant chunk of science-oriented authoritarians and radical capitalists who make up for the slippage).

Whenever I start work on refining a rough-hewn chunk of raw science into something more pleasant I use David Dobbs' (rather violent) aphorism as a guiding principle: "Hunt down jargon like a mercenary possessed, and kill it". I eviscerate acronyms and euthanise decrepit Latin and Greek.

Their far-ranging discussion covers a good chunk of the "science of a meaningful life," including the evolutionary origins of awe and the function of oxytocin, the "love hormone". They also contemplate a coming battle between the East Coast and West Coast wings of positive psychology.

The haggling over a big chunk of U.S. science policy is picking up steam in Washington.

Now we need to add big chunks of information science (itself a composite field), legal bibliography, digital librarianship, e-government studies, political science, and sociology of the professions.