Sentence examples for scientific artistry from inspiring English sources
Most of what I know — and most of what anyone younger than I am knows — of classic-modern jazz from the LP era comes from recordings, and the principal sound of those recordings is due to the scientific artistry of the recording engineer Rudy Van Gelder, who died yesterday at the age of ninety-one.
Their voices, written and spoken, let us all share in the outcome of their unique acts of scientific artistry.
Neoreactionary ideas overlap heavily with pickup artistry, seasteading and scientific racism (more on that later), and this larger "caveman cult" has an impact on tech culture, from work environments to the social atmosphere at conferences.
Like Abbott Thayer, he used his artistry in his scientific work, including in Adaptive Coloration in Animals, to help argue the case he was making.
The sinuous hoodline, the bullet nose, the Jaguar E-Type-like boot they all hearken to a time when great cars weren't so scientific, when a larger degree of artistry went into manufacturing.
"Through scientific knowledge and acute observation, precise sculptural artistry and theatrical intuition, the taxidermist aims to achieve the illusion of life through the remains of death".
Rehabilitation in general "has moved from professional artistry to an evidence-based scientific approach over the last 15-20 years".
Thus, the best dances not only insightfully reveal the scientific content of the PhD thesis, they not only show artistry to create a compelling spectacle, but they also creatively combine these two aspects into a successful execution.
The artistry — i.e., the elegant arcs of movement of a bouncing golf ball — enhances the scientific principles.
Even artistry is directed.
