Sentence examples for documentary science from inspiring English sources

Mr. Cannon, who was president of the academy for 25 years, supervised the daytime Emmy Awards as well as the annual Emmys awarded to news, documentary, science and sports shows and those given for public service programs.

In these latter sections, content is broken down further by genre like "documentary," "science fiction," "romance," "animated," etc.

The paper presents a case study involving an educational project with master degree candidates in the Documentation, Libraries and Archives Management of the Faculty of the Documentary Science of the Universidad Complutense de Madrid Spainn).

Courtesy of Flatbush Pictures, from the documentary Science Fiction Land.

The restriction does not apply to educational, documentary, science or news programming.

The films mix together elements of documentary, science fiction, drama, musical, thriller and dark comedy, embraced in a gesture of film noir, InterReflections attempts to show the audience just how twisted modern "normality" really is, defending the films' aesthetically driven social criticism by intellectually putting the audience in the position of future hindsight.

Oliver Wasow's continuing interest in nature, truth and artifice is evident in his transition from blurry, mock-documentary science fiction photographs (1987) to a recent animated collage of spectacular landscape imagery on a laptop screen.

Public broadcasting documentaries, science sections of newspapers, and science museums combined do not reach more than a small segment of that generation with the simplest of knowledge of the major themes of contemporary biomedical research.

Whether documentary, Western, science fiction, or romantic comedy, they invite an unfortunate form of aesthetic discrimination, as if different rules and different terms of evaluation apply to a movie because it features a cowboy, a robot, a love story, or a real-life event.

But the channel will have to further that reputation without homegrown drama, which has been axed, with big cuts to its history, entertainment, documentary and science programming as part of the BBC's "delivering quality first" savings enforced after the licence fee was frozen in 2010.

We present information from the evaluation of a second screen application using video as well as a scientific paper, in order to assess how the efficacy and usefulness of using such a documentary for science communication is perceived when compared to a scientific paper.