Ian Sample, science editor Doug is a 25-minute, nine-movement work for six singers that has been performed in its complete form precisely once, at Glasgow's Mitchell Library.
The selection of these sixty thousand is itself a wonder of modern sampling science, with complex computer models randomly selecting regions of the country, then buildings within those regions, then households within those buildings.
This paper reports on a series of experiments that were conducted on a partial-g parabolic flight campaign to determine key parameters of hoppers, designed for regolith sampling, science experiments, or in situ resource utilization (ISRU) processes on Moon or Mars.
Our results utilized normalized learning gains, further underscoring the lack of an achievement gap in the sampled science courses.
"Sometime over the next eight years they will be looking at selected samples as science and technology gets better, so athletes who think they can get away with it now may not get away with it in the future," said Reedie.
The track, then known as "Loving You," was largely improvisational and featured a wealth of sound effects and samples from science fiction radio plays, nature sounds, and Minnie Riperton's "Lovin' You".
This one gets my prize for the widest sample of science, delivered with classy style and a sure touch.
Ian Sample, Guardian science correspondent, defines this as allowing "researchers to make their papers freely available online after they have been accepted by journals".
His entertaining romp through covert influences on human behavior began as a series of columns, and true to its genesis, it reads as vivid reportage overlaid with a sampling of science.
Progress in sample return science has driven the next stage of exploration.
