Sentence examples for record science from inspiring English sources

A fan of science, he uses one just to search for and record science programs.

Species from the Recent--the last 10,000 years--can inflate the trend in diversity by improving the completeness of the younger fossil record far more than that of the older record (Science, 25 May 2001, p. 1481).

Tattoos on his back and legs suggest that he practiced acupuncture--some 2 millennia before the therapy occurs in Chinese records (Science, 9 October 1998, p. 242).

In June, a House committee raised questions about some 100 consulting activities reported by drug and biotech companies that did not show up in NIH's own records (Science, 2 July, p. 25).

But in what is becoming a familiar refrain, Gore also reviewed the latest National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration NOAAA) data showing that every month in 1998 so far has surpassed average global temperature records (Science, 12 June, p. 1684).

On his latest record, "Sweet Science," Mr. Goldings evokes an almost cinematic soundscape to envelop and cushion improvisation.

Mike Pence, Trump's running mate, has a more consistent record on science; unfortunately, it's consistently bad.

It is a serious business: taking a look at what's out there, keeping a life list or a record for science.

Labour's record on science policy is unfortunate, with the debacle over funding for the UK Science and Technology Facilities Council (STFC) and the sacking of David Nutt being particular lows.

The one part of Labour's mixed record on science R&D that cannot be quibbled with is the significant capital investment it oversaw, which is a fitting legacy to former science ministers Lords Sainsbury and Drayson.

Just as God's omniscience convinced Christians that they could see into the future, the enviable track record of science convinces secular prophets that they can see new Jerusalems or great tribulations around the corner.