Sentence examples for collection of science from inspiring English sources
Galaxy Zoo spawned the Zooniverse, a collection of science projects that harness the power of amateurs.
While in the Army he edited a collection of science fiction stories, "Out of This World" (1944), and then turned his hand to crime fiction.
The Riverside curators decided to pursue a sci-fi theme to build on the university's large collection of science fiction and fantasy literature.
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Founded in 1949, group now maintains what may be the world's largest open-shelf collection of science fiction.
Most of them express no regrets, although Nicholson Baker, who wrote an entire book protesting the "weeding" of books and periodicals from American libraries, still mourns the collection of science fiction paperbacks he discarded in his youth.
Overview | In this lesson, students view a collection of science-themed tattoos.
Last year, a collection of science-fiction podcasts — including "Limetown," "The Black Tapes" and "The Message" — all borrowed elements from the true-crime series "Serial". Each features a Sarah Koenig-esque reporter who's running down a story that turns spooky.
We've already announced the October 27 "Another Look" book club discussion here – Robert Pogue Harrison will moderate our conversation about Cosmicomics, a collection of science-inspired fantasies by one of the greatest European writers of the last century, Italo Calvino.
In a frizzed-out wig and a sparkly garment that was a robe on one side and a mini-dress on the other, Bjork was performing her new collection of science-minded songs, "Biophilia," from an album to be released in September.
So begins Madeleine Ashby's short story, "By the Time We Get to Arizona," published last year in Hieroglyph, a collection of science-fiction stories meant to inspire readers about the possibilities the future holds, rather than invoke fear about impending societal doom.
