The mission of TASSC was to hang the label of "junk science" on any warning that second-hand smoke might cause health problems for nonsmokers.
An impostor sheep appeared on a Zanussi ad, labelled 'misappliance of science', and Dolly's story featured in Steve Reich's Three Tales, a minimalist video-opera pondering the dangers of technology.
James Graham Ballard was regularly labelled a writer of science fiction, but maintained he was "picturing the psychology of the future".
The past two decades have seen a rapid rise of academic programs in the United States under the label of "global health science" -- global health aimed at balancing the dual objectives of encouraging scientific collaboration opportunities with resource-poor countries and protecting against global health threats that disregard national borders.
As Stevens has outlined, it quickly became the label for growing external scrutiny of science and medicine, with philosophers, lawyers and theologians serving on federal commissions and working in dedicated centres for bioethics (Stevens, 2000).
Eventually, most will be started on medication, labelled with what Charles Rosenberg, history of science professor at Harvard University, calls a proto-disease – an entity somewhere between having risk factors and a manifest illness.
At the same time, they agree that the ultimate resolution of this case will rest on labeling -- not opposing notions of science -- and that it promises to pit European ideas of proper regulation against American notions about free and unfettered trade.
Studies of social and societal aspects of science, often labelled Science and Technology Studies (STS), include discussions of the reductive aspects of emerging sciences (e.g. Wynne [2005]).
In 1998, when she was twenty-one, she moved to London, where, a year later, One Little Indian, an independent British label, released "Love in the Time of Science" — her first album to reach an international audience.
As a writer of science fiction — a label he tried strenuously to shed, not wanting his books to be shelved in the genre ghetto — he was curiously blasé, even antagonistic, about the moon landing on July 20 , 1969
Four days after Pelosi labelled the science of global warming "unequivocal," James Rogers, the chairman of Duke Energy, one of the nation's largest electric-power companies, said much the same thing at the National Press Club.
