Sentence examples for message science from inspiring English sources
Beyond this common-sense message, science doesn't have much to say about which traditional cuisines are the healthiest.
(It's streaming on Netflix right now!) These two scientists travel the world preaching a simple message: Science is awesome, and religion is not.
Highlighted in major media ranging from a 10,000+ word feature in The Verge to a CraveCast podcast on CNET to a leading front page story on BBC.com, the Immortality Bus has been making waves with its controversial message: Science and technology can overcome human death--and will likely do so in the next 25 years.
The Saturation+ approach focuses on the 3 core principles of saturation (ensuring high exposure to campaign messages), science (basing campaign design on data and modeling), and stories (focusing the dramatic climax on the target behavior) to maximize the impact of behavior change campaigns.
"Their idea seems to be to grab society's attention, to send a message that science is exciting, important, cool, our future," he said.
If girls are given the constant message that science, technology and construction are not for them, this is unlikely to improve.
A Pennsylvania-born writer who became an editor at the University of California Press and part of Berkeley's eco-futurist scene, Callenbach combined the change-or-die message of science fiction films like "Soylent Green" with the free-love attitudes of the Haight to produce a tale of paradise regained.
"In the end, it is a positive message for science.
A major message of science is that much about our world and universe is still unknown, and many discoveries await us in the future.
Following a scheme proposed by IBM researcher Charles Bennett in 1993, the Innsbruck group used an entangled pair as a vehicle for teleporting the state of a third, "message" photon (Science, 25 October 1996, p. 504).
Undergraduates seem to be getting the message that science jobs are scarce and that the graduate students and postdocs in their departments are deeply concerned about their future prospects.
