Sentence examples for host of sciences from inspiring English sources

The creation of leadership, then, is a painful, inefficient, unpredictable, uncertain, and exceedingly slow process, calling into play a whole host of sciences and disciplines, including psychology, sociology, politics, history, the philosophical problem of the transmission of culture, and training in some positive technique.

It would slash spending on a host of science and climate areas.

Jim Al-Khalili, a professor of theoretical physics at the University of Surrey, is a frequent host of science programs on BBC television and radio.

But history shows that, ready or not, every president ends up grappling with a host of science-related policy issues or crises.

Griffin's harsh comments come on the heels of the resignation of three distinguished scientists from the NASA Advisory Council (NAC), two of whom have questioned Griffin's plan to dramatically scale back a host of science projects (Science, 12 May, p. 824).

As co-executive producer and host of Science Channel's "Through the Wormhole," Freeman guides viewers through provocative topics that challenge the audience's basic belief systems.

A zombie is a creature that's controlled outside of its own mind and really not controlled by itself, as if under the power of some other force," Morgan Freeman, host of Science Channel's "Through the Wormhole" series, told The Huffington Post.

Waiting out there could be some profound discoveries about human and animal behavior, epidemiology and a host of other sciences.

To counter residual accelerations, dedicated levitators or positioners are necessary to support a host of materials science experiments on the ground and in microgravity.

Vance set many stories on his forbidding Dying Earth, and a host of other science fiction and fantasy writers followed suit.

The film's success spawned a host of other science-fiction films using the same special-effects technologies developed at ILM that Star Wars had used so effectively.