Sentence examples for obscure science from inspiring English sources

(Its name is another obscure science term: an ocellus is the simple eye found in some invertebrates).

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They continue to claim that the $85 billion in this year's sequester can be covered by eliminating waste, fraud, consultants, and the inevitable grant to some obscure science or art project.

The colors were splashed even more intensely over areas where the network's experts in the obscure science of politico-meteorology predicted conditions would "strongly favor" one candidate or another.

Photographer Wolfgang Tillmans beat an embroiderer, an artfully arranged pile of rubbish and a painter accused of plagiarising the work of an obscure science fiction illustrator to take the £20,000 Turner Prize last night.

Both studies appeared in one of the most obscure science journals in the world, a marginal Italian journal.

Panos Cosmatos did a similar thing with his obscure science-fiction film Beyond the Black Rainbow.

He explained, "Gregg [Kavet] and I were kind of nerdy, and we just liked making sort of these obscure science-y references.

The show first aired erratically on Syfy, which didn't do much to promote it, and eventually "Doctor Who" moved over to BBC America, a well-regarded but small network that had its work cut out for it in terms of promoting a charming but fairly obscure science-fiction program.

Turner tantrums · 2000 painter Glenn Brown's The Loves of Shepherds recognised as near identical version of artist Anthony Brown's cover for obscure 1974 science fiction novel.

I am told it is no exaggeration that the pain of shingles can be agonising, like being attacked with a hot poker, and it can go on for weeks – and in a subset of patients, for reasons that remain obscure to science, years.