Sentence examples for science storming from inspiring English sources

French Science: Storming the Bastille, by Michael Balter, 26 April 2002.

That is why some recent comments on national media stories about the Oklahoma storm chase tragedy are so discouraging: "Storm reporting is science?" "Have storm chasers contributed anything to the science of tornadoes?" "We've learned enough from chasers…beyond that, computer modeling is getting better and better".

It was only through adopting computers in the 1960s that forecasters' work became more reliable, and as the science of storm prediction became more accurate, storm chasing soon developed into a phenomenon.

The science of storm and tornado assessment relies on complex radar information and computer modeling, but witness accounts and painstaking inspections are equally important to create detailed maps of the path and extent of storms.

The science of storm tracking shares some of the inexactness of polling, with an attempt to sample the moment and try to guess where it's all headed next.

The price, $2,250 a person, double, includes 11 nights' lodging, transportation in 15-passenger vans (limit of six to a van) and instruction on the science of storm tracking.

Einstein took science by storm with his special and general theories of relativity, which dethroned Isaac Newton's laws of mechanics, merged space and time, and established the speed of light as a cosmic limit.

According to Live Science, the storm winds push the moisture into a tubular shape, and then move it ahead of the rest of the storm.

Hurricane: Storm Science (//www.miamisci.org/hurricane) helps you understand hurricanes from the inside out.

These names are actually rooted in the science of winter storms.

We shook hands... Later, we went to the Museum of Natural History and watched a science film about storm chasers.