Sentence examples for dust science from inspiring English sources

Neither / Neither by The Black Dog is released 17th Augustvia Dust Science Recordings.

As Carl Sagan memorably argued in his essay "The Wind Makes Dust," science in an inherently human endeavor, part of all cultures.

Jeff Greason, the founder of Xcor Aerospace, one of several rocket companies there, said his industry was ready to talk big again after years of having to shake off the pixie dust of science fiction.

Of course, everything is connected in the deep mantle through convection, but trench pull does seem to be key". Nothing is ever done and dusted in science.

These are basically zodiac signs lightly dusted with science.

Lioy's discussion of the 9/11 aftermath is founded on the WTC dust and exposure science.

And yet it is also inadequate to suppose that there is nothing new in Germany — that everything ugly is simply Hitler resurrected, as if from dust in a science-fiction show.

These measurements are useful in the data analysis of recent Galileo observations (imaging, plasma science, and dust) where the laboratory experiments helped to show that small dust grains acting as active plasma probes allow for a unique consistency test of the models of planetary magnetosphere.

McLeman, R. A. et al. What we learned from the Dust Bowl: lessons in science, policy, and adaptation.

You might want to dust off a political science textbook for some of today's answers, which include mention of DÉTENTES and DEAN RUSK, the long-serving Secretary of State appointed by President Kennedy.

The science behind Dust Identity was nurtured inside MIT, but the company has been at work for two years trying to build a solution based on that idea after receiving early support from DARPA.