Sentence examples for slice of science from inspiring English sources

The five-yearly scramble to get a slice of science funding came to a head with November's deadline for making submissions to the Research Excellence Framework, a process of expert review that helps the funding councils allocate money depending on research quality.

"Prodigal," among the longest of the seven, which run from 8 to 25 minutes, is an intriguing but too vague slice of science fiction, steeped in paranoia, about a little girl with possible psychic powers who is being tested by a mysterious organization.

Mixing up precisely controlled, strobing LED lights and finely timed good vibrations, Slow Dance is aiming to bring a slice of science to a living room near you.

I'd say that makes it more a proper slice of science fiction than even some of the highest-rated films in the Time Out list.

This slice of science fiction is a short "visual story" called Epsilon.

The "realistic, slice-of-life science fiction series" tells the story of a group of Japanese high school students training to become astronauts in the early 21st century after the country's first human spaceflight launch ends in a disaster that causes many civilian casualties.

Many private organizations, the majority of which address only a narrow slice of--usually biomedical--science, support nonimmigrant science trainees.

Genre also gets a good showing, with James Ellroy's crime novel Perfidia nominated by judges, alongside Jeff VanderMeer's slice of eerie science fiction Annihilation.

It is a bizarre slice of the science world.

Gatiss has taken a well-worn piece of science fiction and turned it into an engaging slice of time travel.

EIA targets a narrow slice of the science-trainee population: Ph.D. students within a year, before or after, of completing a doctorate.