Sentence examples for line of science from inspiring English sources

He is one of a long line of science fiction authors to have tried their hand at futurology, the discipline of mapping out the future.

In 1991 he chaired the National Research Council NRCcommitteethatthat produced Human Exposure Assessment for Airborne Pollutants: Advances and Opportunities, which both initially defined the field and largely established it as a credible line of science and research.

Trace the lines of science, religion, ethics and politics and eventually they will intersect at one of the most divisive issues currently at play here: human cloning.

Unsure of how to answer, I said something along the lines of "science, I guess.

A place of concern for the overall mindset of our culture perhaps, or maybe your interest is more along the lines of science and man's role in creating life.

But plaintiffs' attorneys in some of the Vioxx jury trials contended that corporate changes made at Merck in the 1990s put the bottom line ahead of science or the company's larger social responsibilities.

As much as any other line of work, science writing has a skill set that can take a while to master.

Campbell is the latest in a line of talented science fiction and fantasy writers emerging from Scotland in recent years; if he carries on writing at this level he's bound to become one of serious fantasy's leading names.

These findings are consistent with a line of social science research which shows that individuals are susceptible to an unconscious and unintentional "self-serving bias": judgments of fairness are biased in favor of self-interests [23].

There is an interesting line of social-science research that suggests cold weather is actually a stimulant to civic energy: people in hot-weather towns tend to disappear from the streets when it's too hot, while in cold-weather towns they get dressed up warmly and act out, stamping their feet and huffing their breath and banging their arms together, doing that whole "I'm cold!" bit.

And the big critique of it was that big D.C. groups had forgotten about their base were so focused on policy and had forgotten about power, were so focused on not making a chairman of this committee mad, instead of the bottom line for science.