Sentence examples for primarily science from inspiring English sources

With Irwin Stein, he founded Lancer Books in 1961 to publish genre fiction, primarily science fiction and fantasy, notably the "Conan the Barbarian" stories of Robert E. Howard.

Updating a concept introduced by TV hostess Vampira over three decades before, MST3K presented cheap, low-grade movies, primarily science fiction of the 1950s and 1960s, along with running voiceover commentary highlighting the films' shortcomings.

Primarily, science hackathons do not feature the competitive element commonly found in programming hackathons, as we believe a non-competitive atmosphere between projects helps stimulate creativity and allows for more open discussions between groups.

An alternative explanation is that students taking this introductory biology course were primarily science and pre professional majors who may be more invested in doing well in the course.

It swiftly hatched into the historical component of the primarily science-based Census of Marine Life (CoML) program, which aims to assess and explain the diversity, distribution, and abundance of life in the oceans - past, present and future [4].

This research is primarily behavioural science linked to the natural sciences and the use of big data.

Fiction House's first title with sf interest was Jungle Stories, which was launched in early 1939; it was not primarily a science fiction magazine, but often featured storylines with marginally science fictional themes, such as survivors from Atlantis.

This paper serves as a record of landing site selection activities related primarily to science, an inventory of the number and variety of sites proposed, and a summary of the science potential of the highest ranking sites.

Auden intended to be a mining engineer and was interested primarily in science; he specialized in biology.

But the P.G.R.'s "historic" account did not rest primarily on science, nor on forensic evidence proving that the bodies of the students had been burned there.

The AAE is inspired by Mawson but is primarily a science expedition; it will be judged by its peer-reviewed publications.