Sentence examples for science publicity from inspiring English sources

Since then Coelho has treated his 9.25m Twitter followers to a mixture of new-agey pensees ("intuition is an exact science"), publicity for translations of Adultery, and topical reflections – bizarrely, he tweeted support for London's black cab drivers in the Uber dispute – while making it clear that he would say nothing more about football.

Our backgrounds varied, from graduate students and frustrated postdocs to a science publicity officer.

Perhaps the era's most effective pro-science publicity machine was the Science Service, a wire service founded in 1920 and edited by a chemist named Edwin E. Slosson.

The Nobel Prize "is honoring the science and the publicity, and they're necessarily different," said Spencer R. Weart, a historian at the American Institute of Physics.

Whether that revelation is useful science or a publicity stunt, it is but a starting point.

Whether that revelation is useful science or a publicity stunt, it's only a starting point.

"Since Big Science needs great public support it thrives on publicity," the physicist Alvin Weinberg, a veteran of the Manhattan Project, wrote in a famous 1961 article in "Science" about the drawbacks of big-money scientific research.

"His conviction is contaminated by more sources of error -- prosecutorial misconduct, police misconduct, incompetent defense counsel, unprecedented prejudicial pretrial publicity, junk science, probably false confessions and mistaken eyewitness identification -- than any other case we have studied".

They affect the communication process and publicity in science.

Mental states are private entities which, given the necessary publicity of science, do not form proper objects of empirical study.

The publicity of science education and the advance of people's cultural qualities encourage lurkers to protect themselves from the rumor and attempt to convert lurkers into stiflers.