Sentence examples for scientific ring from inspiring English sources
When Obama ran for the presidency, the word biracial lost its scientific ring and became part of the country's lexicon.
Scientific ringing was pioneered by Hans Christian Cornelius Mortensen in 1899.
That festival now draws 30,000 people to a farm 70 miles outside London, books top-tier bands and has become well known for surreal activities away from the main stage: raves involving dancers in animal suits, mud wrestling, dance contests in a boxing ring, scientific lectures on offbeat topics.
Over the decades, scientific alarms have rung periodically.
Brookhaven National Laboratory is in the process of building a new Electron storage ring for scientific research using synchrotron radiation.
But the phrase's ring of scientific truth, sold by the beauty of the words and of their ground rubbed with dry pigments (in black and a dispirited tan), won't quit.
This isn't a forensic "everything you ever wanted to know about death" presentation, but the ring of scientific accuracy – it was developed in collaboration with a doctor by the duo and director Amy Hodge – is there.
But using the dot matrix pattern results in another problem: the "rainbow effect" (the scientific term is Newton rings).
