Sentence examples for contain science from inspiring English sources
By Jeffrey Shaffer The New Yorker, June 27 , 1988P. 25 Inspired by a personal advertisement in the "Willamette Week" in which the advertiser describes himself as a "slightly uncivilized SWM... .. and prefers that his mate understand "the Crab Nebula... .. the writer submits eleven more personal ads, all of which contain science fictitious or astrological quips.
Inspired by a personal advertisement in the "Willamette Week" in which the advertiser describes himself as a "slightly uncivilized SWM... ...... and prefers that his mate understand "the Crab Nebula... ...... the writer submits eleven more personal ads, all of which contain science fictitious or astrological quips.
The goal, says Kremers, speaking by telephone from his studio in Pasadena, is to construct fish that, as well as being aesthetically pleasing, will also contain science that is "good enough to become journal papers".
This artwork often contains science fiction and fantasy motifs executed in a surrealist style.
Originally titled, "fan magazine," later became fanzine (eventually shortened to zine) these publications contained science fiction and first appeared in the 1930s.
The museum also contains science galleries, a planetarium, a gallery for children's exhibits, a fire museum, a sculpture garden and an 18th-century schoolhouse.
The other frontrunner, Gravity, was a contained science fiction thriller with a lead character that was a woman, and which also became one of the biggest box office successes of the year.
He is annoyed that fantasy is "unregarded as a literary form" because it "is the oldest form of fiction" and he is "infuriated" when novels containing science fiction or fantasy ideas are not regarded as part of those genres.
The Auburn Fieldhouse, a competition gymnasium, was built in 2005, a new academic building containing science classrooms was constructed in 2008, and the Julie and Hal Moore Center for Excellence, a performing arts facility, was completed in 2010.
CSI is probably not the best introduction to scientific practice in real life and, although series such as Brian Cox's recent blockbusters undoubtedly contain good science, the life he leads cannot be said to be typical of a physicist, let alone a scientist more generally.
The arXiv requires authors to be endorsed by an existing arXiv author before they are allowed to post preprints, while the bioRxiv has a large panel of affiliates (disclaimer: I am one) who check that uploaded manuscripts contain "biological science as an academic scientist would understand it".
