Sentence examples for familiar science from inspiring English sources

At every stage of production, familiar science equipment has been blown up to a huge scale.

The first part of this documentary deals with the familiar "science wars", in which one side seeks to educate children in the sciences, and the other side proposes to "teach the controversy" in order to undermine those aspects of science that conflict with its religious convictions.

THE IMMORTALS (Pocket Books, paper, $12), by James Gunn, is based on a more familiar science-fictional premise.

The story of cogongrass follows the familiar science-fiction theme of humankind reaping what it has sown, through arrogance, stupidity or some other frailty.

Many will be accompanied by new staff, not all of them familiar with science and science policy.

This is a machine, familiar from science fiction, which some engineers think could be made science fact.

Its tone, familiar from science fiction, echoes the purifying language of purges and revolutions: "We must understand the key generative structure of bad government.

I thought I was familiar with science fiction, but I'd never heard of her – nor have a great many other readers, I suspect.

I do have one issue with the book, although it might occur only to me since I am not particularly familiar with science fiction, and that is the confusing terminology used, specifically towards the end of the text.

There may once have been living organisms on Mars (and there may be life on the moons of Jupiter and Saturn) but there are no "Martians" of the kind familiar from science fiction.

When Argentina President-Elect Mauricio Macri and his new cabinet are sworn in on 10 December, there will be one familiar face: science minister Lino Barañao.