Sentence examples for edition science from inspiring English sources

In 2008, the NAS released a new edition, science, evolution, and creationism, stating that a theory is "a comprehensive explanation of some aspect of nature that is supported by a vast body of evidence".

Printing plates of the first edition of "Science and Health," ready for the press, sat on a table.

In the latest edition of Science there is one such attempt to get the politicians and the public to raise their gaze.

Researchers from Stanford University and UC Berkeley report in today's edition of Science that door-to-door canvassing by volunteers — both transgender and not — reduced voters' prejudice against transgender people.

Writing in the Feb. 5 edition of Science, he describes how electrons trapped in these corrals form "spin qubits," quantum versions of classic computer information units known as bits.

As part of this effort, we are delighted to announce that one of our articles, "Next-generation wargames," will be published in the forthcoming print edition of Science on December 21st.

The group also planned to publish its version of the 1910 edition of "Science and Health" and sought a declaratory judgment that the Mother Church, which is in Boston, did not have the power to prevent use of the material in that book in the new publication.

In its 22 December edition,* Science marks this torrent of genome data as the Breakthrough of the Year.

See Friday's edition of Science for more details.

The technology was described in yesterday's edition of Science, and the team has released a video showing one of the devices in action.

In its third edition, the Science Art/Cinema, a program organised by the Patricia and Phillip Frost Museum of Science, brought pieces by the two together last week with the support of Obsolete Media Miami for a screening accompanied by musical entr'actes.