Sentence examples for exclusively science from inspiring English sources

His fictional literary output from then until 1955 when he concentrated his energies on editing and criticism was almost exclusively science fiction.

Thus patrons are more educated than the general public, but may not be considered exclusively science and/or nature fans.

But while the House debate focused on the ethics and morality of cloning, today's discussion focused almost exclusively on science.

The year at Andover left Minsky with mixed feelings, because he found he was not permitted to devote himself exclusively to science.

Established in 1953, the Hugo Awards were named in honour of Hugo Gernsback, founder of Amazing Stories, the first magazine exclusively for science fiction.

Inasmuch as, in an exclusively theoretical science, the only contact that one has with reality is afforded by means of one's knowledge, the problem seems to be insoluble.

The first journal devoted exclusively to science is generally accepted to have first appeared in 1665 as the Philosophical Transactions (of the Royal Society).

There is no quicker way to assure a life of exclusively bench science than to prove incompetent in working with other people.

Still other women say they were actively discouraged, typically but not always by males, from continuing their studies and faced inequitable treatment especially (but not exclusively) in science and math classes.

A military data set of civilian casualties, provided exclusively to Science, indicates that the war has become more lethal to the Afghan population, largely because of indiscriminate insurgent attacks.

Exclusively for science and engineering postgrads from selected universities world-wide, the 10-month programme is based in Paris, Stuttgart, or Montreal, with classes given by industry leaders and professors from top international business schools.