Sentence examples for death science from inspiring English sources

In the century that has elapsed since Bierce's death, science has caught up with him.

Conveniently for them, Frankenweenie also offers darkness, death, science, respect for schoolwork and no unseemly explosions.

The bands on the bill sang about love, death, science, religion, killer robots and Frank Sinatra, in songs that ambled between the real and the surreal.

"Maryland got the life sciences, and Virginia got the death sciences," Jim Moran, the Democratic congressman who represents much of the military corridor in Northern Virginia, said.

Earlier research in humans implicated heart failure in many seizure deaths (Science, 4 July 2008, p. 31).

Described by Prof. Sherwood as "very cool," the reults "could lead to better ways to prevent metastasis, the spread of the disease responsible for 90percentt of cancer deaths" (Science Daily, 24 January 2019).

Two-thirds of "Paradox" is exposition, the troop half-explaining to one another the life-or-death science behind their reality while traversing the narrow hallways and blinking lights that every big-screen spaceship knows all too well.

Two-thirds of "Paradox" is exposition, the troop half-explaining to one another the life-or-death science behind their reality while traversing the narrow hallways and blinking lights that every big-screen spaceship knows all too well.

Martin Monti, a UCLA expert on coma and other disorders of consciousness, emphasized that when it comes to diagnosing brain death, "the science is there". Given that unusual consensus, neurologists are right to "be pushy" and encourage hospitals to translate that science into practice every time.

Talk story about death of science writer Thomas Kuhn.

They read a lot of sci-fi, and dream of conquering death through science.