Sentence examples for door science from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately it seems that when radiation knocks at the door, science and rational thinking go out of the window.

Print this story and post it on the boss's door: Science says watching cat videos isn't a waste of time, even when you're at work.

By opening the door of science to supernatural explanations, the new definition threw out one of the key characteristics that make science work: the testability of its explanations.

"But we all also wanted a show that would honor the rich legacy and history of the Spider-Man story: the high school love story, the pretty girl next door, the science geek who is coping with new powers," Mr. Aguirre-Sacasa, a playwright and an author of Spider-Man comic books, said.

Indeed, it will open a new door in science for better understanding of this hidden power.

It is correct, and unfortunate, that women are underrepresented in the sciences overall, but this can hardly be laid at the door of science--women are underrepresented in the financial sector and the military and politics, too.

A few doors down, Science Cream uses Heston Blumenthal-inspired chemistry to turn locally supplied ingredients into frozen desserts.

This year's honorees come from all around the world, and their work is opening doors in science, literature and beyond.

His close advisor of 40 years, Professor Robert Leiber, wrote: "Pius XII was very careful not to close any doors (to science) prematurely.

His few affairs are devoid of pleasure or joy and serve only to increase his isolation.In this section Should we lock the door on cell science?

But he acknowledges that Young expressed a profound regard for a number of white jazz musicians.In this section Should we lock the door on cell science?