Sentence examples for mix science from inspiring English sources

The charming guides expertly mix science with traditional wine making values.

* Ingfei Chen, a contributing editor for SAGE KE in Santa Cruz, California, doesn't mix science writing with sunbathing.

What I prefer is to mix science with engineering: learning and practicing, making sure the theory is applicable.

He also started the association Hello Tomorrow with the aim to mix science, technology, and entrepreneurship, while accelerating innovation and technological development.

In Uchronia, Pozoga and Kirkley mix science fiction with social documentary to explore themes of geography, globalism, fabulation, cultural memory, and the interpretation of history.

In parallel to his thesis, he started the association Hello Tomorrow with the aim to mix science, technology and entrepreneurship, whilst accelerating innovation and technological development.

Rugby league in 2005 mixes science seamlessly with muscle and guile.

This exhibition daringly mixes science and art, with photographs by Wolfgang Tillmans alongside the most spectacular images captured by the Hubble telescope and interplanetary robot explorers.

Added to this is a similar fondness for gadgets and a plot that slyly mixes science fiction and adventure movie elements.

Of course, the rant is also Palahniuk's preferred method of fictional oratory: jazzy, digressive riffs mixing science, pop cultural detritus and slacker lore, cumulatively sketching out a bent, fallen world.

She has a knack for magnificent sweeping statements that say everything and nothing - as in: 'Maternity is usually a strange mixture of narcissism, altruism, idle daydreaming, sincerity, bad faith, devotion and cynicism.' She is cavalier, too, in mixing science with opinion and fact with fiction.