Sentence examples for lucid science from inspiring English sources
Richard Dawkins is the most lucid science writer of our era.
A former senior editor at Psychology Today, Paul is a graceful writer who combines lucid science reporting with colorful biography and intelligent social commentary.
The novelty of this work is to exploit the lucid science of HLB, which facilitates using a variety of desired emulsifiers/surfactants (as per need or regulatory requirement) to develop a stable antiseptic cream formulation of basil oil.
It's also very lucid, even when the science gets complex.
He backed his strong opinions - in particularly in his well-publicised battles with Eric Drexler, the writer of a bestselling book on nanotechnology - with sound science and lucid argument, and became an influential science adviser to the US government.
His publications are lucid expositions of the European science of his time.
An analytical insider's account of how processes within the BBC shape the representation of science, it is lucid, elegant and insightful.
Some researchers have highlighted the potential of lucid dreaming to advance the science of consciousness but it's a difficult area to study.
The logic is not wholly lucid, but neither is the lady science teacher.
Visions of Science is a wonderfully lucid account of a complex and often misunderstood era that poses important questions about the way we understand both science and history.
In this brief work he draws on his immense theological knowledge to rethink in a profound and lucid manner the relationship between philosophy, science and theology.
