Sentence examples for piece science from inspiring English sources

In Central Park's East Meadow, an orchestra of glockenspiels performed Aaron Siegel's new piece "Science Is Only a Sometimes Friend"—hazy, hypnotic clouds of chiming tones.

By 1 P.M., I was at the East Meadow, in Central Park, for a rendition of Aaron Siegel's new piece "Science Is Only a Sometimes Friend," for an orchestra of glockenspiels.

By Alex Ross In Central Park's East Meadow, an orchestra of glockenspiels performed Aaron Siegel's new piece "Science Is Only a Sometimes Friend" — hazy, hypnotic clouds of chiming tones.

("People come together to make noise, to make noise"). By 1 P.M., I was at the East Meadow, in Central Park, for a rendition of Aaron Siegel's new piece "Science Is Only a Sometimes Friend," for an orchestra of glockenspiels.

In other words, they took the HCV genome apart and then reassembled it, editing out parts and adding new pieces (Science, 2 July 1999, p. 110).

We've paired it with a recent Times piece, "Where Science and Religion Coexist," that describes work the Dalai Lama is doing to bring science and religion together.

"This is a dreadful piece of science".

He described the research as "a spectacular piece of science".

What one piece of science do you wish everyone knew?

This is what he told me: This is a dreadful piece of science.

For one class assignment Vance wrote a short story, his first piece of science fiction.