Sentence examples for march of science from inspiring English sources

March of Science The ingredients consist of the airship Hindenburg, Bikini Atoll and Dolly, the cloned sheep.

Colin Blakemore has tried to argue that the relentless march of science leaves precious little room for religion to survive.

— Maria Newman The Daily Meal: The march of science continues: the Danish simultaneous 24-bottle beer opener, perfect for large, rowdy summer barbecues.

But in terms of the march of science, both events were of distinctly second-order magnitude, a fact almost impossible to convey at the time.

We are asked to accept the intensive model of agriculture as the heroic march of science, against primitive, low-yielding, traditional methods of production.

With the march of science transforming our ethical and theological visions, questions are raised about the justifications for this strategy and the senses in which it may be seen to be responsible.

But a study in the 14 March issue of Science suggests that the strategy may be backfiring.

The results, published in the 7 March issue of Science, alter some ideas about the planet's polar regions.

In the 2 March issue of Science, the team reports that their bacterial strain can pump out the polyketide at rates approaching those of industrial S. erythraea strains.

Now, a new study, published in the 26 March issue of Science, suggests that the viruses are more vulnerable to immune attack during transmission.

The discovery, published in the 7 March issue of Science, could help archaeologists confirm or revise what they know about prehistory.