Sentence examples similar to lab discourse from inspiring English sources
The crime-lab discourse is not all that different from what you might hear in a police-procedural show on TV, but the characters have odd obsessions and histories, and the director, Barbet Schroeder, brings out the perversities in their relations with one another.
"it makes the science move a lot faster and I also think it is a good thing because otherwise the very few very well funded labs basically get to dominate the scientific discourse…" (R).
A gun silences discourse.
Civil discourse = bad ratings.
By Alec Wilkinson Amid the recent discourse over surveillance, a woman named Heather deliveredborg delivered a talk in Brooklyn called "Stranger Visions," which was sponsored by the Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars and by Genspace, a D.I.Y. bio lab on Flatbush Avenue.
Sci-fi writers open public discourse on real-world scientific developments, advise governmental organizations like NASA and the Department of Homeland Security, and ask philosophical questions that lab-bound scientists are rarely able to.
Amid the recent discourse over surveillance, a woman named Heather deliveredborg delivered a talk in Brooklyn called "Stranger Visions," which was sponsored by the Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars and by Genspace, a D.I.Y. bio lab on Flatbush Avenue.
Lab Lab Jim Devine Lab Cheadle 14 July 2005.
They were beyond rational discourse.
