Sentence examples for laboratory life from inspiring English sources

'DR. NEBULA'S LABORATORY: LIFE WITH LUCY' (Sunday) Dr. Nebula isn't an absent-minded professor, he's an absent professor.

The memoir, which then bore the working title "Honest Jim," was a startling departure from the usual staid accounts of laboratory life.

READING I recently read Latour and Woolgar's fantastic "Laboratory Life," where they observe this weird thing that scientists do — how we make up stories using data.

These nocturnal drills are not simply a way of dealing with the stress of laboratory life, as scientists from Leiden University, in the Netherlands, demonstrated in a charming experiment conducted a few years ago.

This is a sequence of about 5,000 of the chemical bases that make up DNA, and it has a characteristic that is particularly useful for scientists who want to examine it: it seems to prefer laboratory life.The other useful thing about copia is that Drosophila is infested with it.

The synthetic cell mandala may work as a psychic aid, guiding researchers in their efforts to face the realities of laboratory life and its adverse impacts.

When they dug through the published scientific literature and compared the laboratory life-spans of nearly 150 insect species from eight orders, they found that while no solitary insects live more than a year on average, the queens of social insects live an average of 10 years, and queens of one ant species live nearly 30 years.

"If literally nothing is held sacred anymore, what is there to prevent us treating our entire world as some 'great laboratory of life' with potentially disastrous long-term consequences".

The laboratory fatigue life of the ABS test was 4 23 times more than that of the IDT test at a constant temperature of 20 °C.

In this study, to determine self-healing effects on the laboratory fatigue life of HMA, the 4 PB fatigue test loading frequency was increased from 10 Hz to 25 Hz.

"If literally nothing is held sacred anymore--because it is considered synonymous with superstition or in some other way irrational--what is there to prevent us treating our entire world as some great laboratory of life, with potentially disastrous long-term consequences?" Charles asked.