Sentence examples for outside science from inspiring English sources

And it was exciting — electrifying even (although the Oxford English Dictionary says that adjective wasn't used outside science until 1807).

The desert igloo (technically a "geodesic dome") has, we were surprised to find, a functional existence outside science fiction.

Meanwhile, more than a quarter of engineering graduates choose occupations outside science, engineering or technology, the Royal Academy of Engineering report said.

Thomson demonstrated his wide range of interests outside science by his interest in politics, current fiction, drama, university sports, and the nontechnical aspects of science.

It is much closer to the truth to say that the purpose of a PhD course is to provide scientifically-trained people to work outside science.

He was an intensely private person who rarely talked about his interests outside science (such as bird-watching), with the exception of politics.

Many disciplines in sciences and engineering (and outside computer science) find the requisite computational skills attractive on the one hand but distracting from their science domain on the other.

To those outside of science who are for some reason reading Science, I should explain that failing a thesis defense is not common not at all.

It states that "Intelligent design lies wholly outside of science," has no underpinning scientific principles, or explanations, and is not accepted by the science community as a whole.

It is curious that this point is made so seldom outside of science fiction.

His replies reveal a mind active on many subjects outside of science.