Sentence examples for scientific passages from inspiring English sources

Some of the "scientific" passages he cites at the beginning of each story are outdated science or junk science or even made-up science.

When Mr. Sacks departs from the narrative of his childhood to serve up lengthy digressions on the finer points of rare earth metals or electromagnetic reactions, his writing can lapse into textbook lecturing, but even these dense, scientific passages are enlivened by his boyish wonder at the amazing logic and strangeness of the world.

Four classical scientific passages from the fourteenth century to the nineteenth century are analyzed and compared with a span over 400 years.

We can still try to reconstruct some of his scientific opinions through some parts of his other works, specifically the existing work Meyasher Aqob, Rabbi Isaac Pulgar's brief summary of the lost work, and some scientific passages in Mostrador de Justicia.[21] The first interesting opinion of Abner is his view on prime matter.

Creationists constantly complain that the evidence for evolution is overstated, unreliable, or even fraudulent, and they obsessively rummage through the scientific literature for passages to quote out of context to show that evolution is in a commonly used phrase a theory in crisis.

"It's the hottest art form around, and not to know something about it is to ignore the foremost endeavor of our time". In "Coming of Age in the Milky Way," Ferris, 46, details humanity's scientific rites of passage, charting how our views of the universe have expanded and contracted as peoples' minds alternately opened with scientific curiosity and slammed shut in ignorance.

Cells were also seeded onto 8-chamber glass culture slides (ThermoFisher Scientific, Ottawa, ON, Canada) at passage 1, passage 5 and passage 10 and grown to 80-90% confluence.

As a consequence of the search for the Northeastern and Northwestern passages by scientific and mercantile expeditions, the vast natural resources in the Arctic ecosystem were discovered.

But the three researchers, men who study the biomechanics of walking, were struck instead by the scientific implications of her passage.

They absorbed more than two million veterans in the 1940s and early '50s, diversified their undergraduate populations in the '60s and '70s, commercialized scientific discoveries after the passage of the Bayh-Dole Act in 1980, and are now making good use of online technologies.

Cells were maintained in Eagle's basal culture medium (Thermo Scientific) supplemented with 10% foetal calf serum (Trace Scientific) at 37°C and passaged weekly.