Sentence examples for plain science from inspiring English sources
A study published last year by the University of Manchester, which set out - in plain science - their value in helping cities adjust to the effects of climate change, ratcheted up the pressure on decision-makers.
That's just plain science.
Andrew Hanson from the Los Angeles Times felt that the episode's emphasis on emotions (instead of plain science) was "turning its back on the science that made [Fringe] great".
No, what seemed dumb, plain bad science, was all that talk that New Orleans needed to be evacuated because a storm surge could have put all of it, even the relatively elevated French Quarter, under twenty feet of water.
Historians are often fascinated by how scientists strive to cleanly differentiate between legitimate scientific inquiry, on the one hand, and "pseudo", "pathological", or just plain "bad" science, on the other.
It's been a while since Americans have had to contend with the idea in part because its two most popular venues -- pulp fiction and academia -- discarded it years ago either as a plot device even more lame than amnesia or as just plain crummy science.
Rubio does seem to be pretty dismissive of global warming, but whether that's because he's cold blooded or just copping a plain ol' GOP science-hatin' attitude remains to be seen.
Now the science is plain.
"This is M.I.T. saying, 'No more plain paper wrapping for science,' " Mr. Kayden said.
Lacing his presentation with jokes and Yiddish expressions -- as a youth, Dr. Leshner summered at a Catskills hotel owned by his grandparents, and he has a bit of Alan King in him -- he tries to translate the science into plain English.
