The easy passage from science to nature to fantasy without ever leaving the realm of art is the typical journey inspired by Panamarenko's slightly antiquated, beautifully built eccentricities, which include racing cars, a submarine and many, many flying machines.
Supporters vowed to continue the fight for passage, the science lobbies geared up for the effort, and the bill, including the amendment, finally passed the House on 28 May.
The state's reading tests, she points out, include passages about science and history, though other educators contend that such passages are not the same as a full-blown curriculum.
Fiennes's account of his childhood is interwoven with passages about science's evolving understanding of epilepsy, which provide a clinical counterpoint to the emotional, elegiac narrative of a family living "in a country of undamaged brains," from which one member is "forever excluded".
This science passage should have been relatively easy for them to access.
One passage in Physical Science: Concepts in Action tells students: "Carbon dioxide emissions from motor vehicles, power plants, and other sources may contribute to global warming".
Weaver (2007) also found that a DIF analysis pinpointed differences between reading passages which benefited science or humanities majors, depending on the content of the passage.
You'll probably be required to read passages from history, science, and the humanities, but all the information you'll need will be in the passage itself.
Kuhn's argument for an episodic model of scientific development in which periods of continuity are interrupted by passages of revolutionary science remains disputed by some, but is widely accepted within most circles.
And the language Nietzsche uses in his famous passage from The Gay Science reflects the enormity of his discovery: "How could we drink up the sea?
