Sentence examples for hand science from inspiring English sources
On the other hand, science and its consecutive translation into technological achievements have the power and the potential to challenge, refine and change those paradigms and worldviews.
That's because, on the one hand, science writing can be rewarding and fun.
"On the other hand science is not very appealing among ethnic minorities.
On the other hand, science can take up the research interests postulated by practice (Wuttke 2001, p. 40; Zurstrassen 2009, p. 41).
On the other hand, science – the system of choice that many atheists and non-believers look to for understanding the natural world – is not an easy cognitive pill to swallow.
The 63-year-old Hawass has become an internationally known figure, sporting an Indiana Jones-style hat in television documentaries and ruling over Egypt's thousands of ancient sites with an iron hand (Science, 20 January 2006, p. 326).
On the other hand science-intensive disputes require special attention.
On the other hand, science-based programs face a high hurdle.
In his hands, science fiction assumes the hard, metallic sheen of plausible fact, whereas the longer I suffer each new configuration of "Spider-Man," "Fantastic Four," "Batman," and "X-Men" the more I sense a reluctance, on the part of directors, to think their narratives through, and the louder the hiss of deflation as a neat, amusing idea runs out of puff.
NEW DELHI--Indian researchers are feeling buoyed by a new budget unveiled on 27 February that hands science its largest increase of the decade.
What excitement lurked in those browning pages with their brittle edges, whose pieces would chip off in my hands — science fiction and fantasy, mainly, with a smattering of mystery and P.G.
