Sentence examples for minor science from inspiring English sources

So far it's only good news and validation of the idea that cheap CubeSats could potentially be launched by the dozen to undertake minor science missions at a fraction of the cost of something like InSight.

We should remember at the outset that the nomad or minor science evoked in A Thousand Plateaus is not the Royal or major science that makes up the entirety of what Deleuze and Guattari call 'science' in What is Philosophy?

(Minor science peeve: Brockovich says that water is the essential "element" for life. Actually not -- water is a molecule not an element).

Penn State has developed a number of mechanisms for achieving these aims, such as establishing an undergraduate minor--Science, Society, and the Environment in Africa--and creating a new graduate program, Sustainable Georesource Management, which incorporates an Africa-based internship.

The project led him to major in sociology and minor in computer science, which gave him skills to run and change the site on his own.

Translation: he went pre-med at Columbia with a minor in computer science and, drawn to explaining the unexplainable, developed a fascination for cancer even before completing his residency at Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center in 1991.

"If your passion is English or art, and you're worried about whether that's going to be practical enough, a minor in computer science or business increases your marketability".

He could, considering he went from taking one easy class at Texas A&M with the intention of sleeping through the semester to getting a minor in poultry science.

Emily Lowe, a senior at Stanford University who majored in product design engineering with a minor in computer science, said she will earn about $60,000 next year with a software company in San Diego, and that is before the $5,000 signing bonus and stock options.

The latest edition of the programme for international student achievement (Pisa) from the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and DevelopublishedCD), published today, shows the UK's position virtually unchanged from the last exercise in 2009, with slight improvements in the reading and maths scores of the nation's 15 year-olds offset by a minor drop in science.

Crockett is a software developer and is a Ph.D in music composition with a minor in computer science.