Sentence examples for science lexicon from inspiring English sources

Indeed, "Afghanistanization" and "Iraqization" are now perhaps overly utilized terms in political science lexicon.

Furthermore, many of the risks and challenges that came with the SEALAB setup never became part of the popular science lexicon in the way that something like the prospect of a spacecraft burning up upon re-entering the Earth's atmosphere did.

Alvin M. Weinberg introduced the term "big science" into the national lexicon in 1961.

"Public participation," "citizen engagement," "deliberative democracy," and related notions are now part of the science and health policy lexicons.

In the lexicon of library science, managing such unwieldy growth is known as weeding.

This week in the magazine, John Colapinto writes about the art and science of brand names, and Lexicon Branding, the company behind names such as BlackBerry, PowerBook, and Swiffer.

Herder's Staatslexikon ("Lexicon of Political Science") was first published in 1889 97; this compendium was soon followed by the Dictionary of Political Economy (1894) by the English banker and economist Sir Robert Palgrave.

In the twenty-five yearsincece the term 'module' and its cognates first entered the lexicon of cognitive science, the conceptual and theoretical landscape in this area has changed dramatically.

And in the process he helped catapult "science outreach" into the public lexicon.

In addition to serving as the foundational lexicon of the law, science, medicine and governance, Latin is hard-wired in the American national character.

But beyond suggesting that concepts can be borrowed from engineering and computing science, the nature of the substitute lexicon is unclear.