Sentence examples for dirty science from inspiring English sources

And we should pay special tribute to my colleagues in the "down and dirty" Science is Vital campaign with their 35,000 signatories approving their direct pressure on Westminster and Whitehall, which shows that political action by scientists can produce results.

This chapter is an introduction to the engineering science of dirty water flow and quality characterization and quantification of treatment objectives for various end uses.

Depression is a bit of a dirty word in the science world --we are expectod to grit our teeth and get on with it, comforted by the knowledge that "science is just like that".

Deacon, who just scored a film with Francis Ford Coppola, shed his serious exterior and just got down and dirty with for some science.

One of Kingsley Amis's lesser-known novels, "The Alteration," tried to envisage an alternative course for modern history in which the Reformation never happened, science is a dirty word, and in 1976 most of the planet is ruled by a Machiavellian Pope from Yorkshire.

This kind of "dirty data" involves a mathematical science called Bayesian statistics that allows statisticians to glean strong conclusions off large, population data, just like economists do.

The vice president of the USSR Academy of Medical Sciences accused them of "diligently fall[ing] down to the dirty source of American pseudo-science".

"It shows that 'Democrat' is no longer a dirty word," said David Rebovich, a political science professor at Rider University in Lawrenceville.

"Science fiction became a dirty word because of cheap B movies," he said.

They use all their typical dirty (but legal) tricks: discrediting legitimate science; spending millions on lobbyists, filing lawsuits, etc.

"Scruffy, unkempt hair, dirty nails," wrote one prof in biomedical science at a large state school.