Sentence examples for fusion of science from inspiring English sources

So why is this fusion of science and theatre such a sell out?

But Mr. Mendelsohn's fusion of science fiction and Chekhovian melancholy finds a fresh perspective on a familiar theme.

Fusion of science based modeling with data greatly improves estimation and prediction, which reduces the uncertainty.

"It's a unique fusion of science and art," said George R. Angehr, a tropical biologist from the Smithsonian Tropical Research Institute and the curator of the museum.

Today it is revered by writers and film-makers around the world because it anticipated the fusion of science fiction and horror.

But even with the boom in personal technology -- or perhaps because of it -- the fusion of science fact and Hollywood fiction has not lost its appeal.

In Science, two NIH directors declare that the time has come for a fusion of environmental science and genetics.

It's a perfect fusion of modern science and traditional ecological knowledge".

As a writer and teacher (at the Bauhaus and later, the New Bauhaus, which he founded in Chicago in 1937) he promoted a fusion of art, science, technology and industry.

She reported that conversations she had with others at the conference including feedback on her research have strengthened her sense that the fusion of data science techniques and energy applications will be increasingly crucial to successful work in energy economics.

The answer would have likely been the "cold fusion" of political science.