Sentence examples for spectacle of science from inspiring English sources
Created by Whedon, Jed Whedon and Maurissa Tancharoen, he stated that while the show involves individuals who possess powers within the spectacle of science fiction, it also focuses on "the peripheral people... the people on the edges of the grand adventures".
But advances were made throughout the 19th century, from being dubbed "a humiliating spectacle of the futility of science" by anatomist John Hunter in 1750, to anaesthesia being discovered in the mid 1800s.
But in Britain the combination of science and spectacle has very deep roots.
The synthesis of science and spectacle that made Jurassic Park so groundbreaking will not be repeated.
Indeed, the spectacle of "The Martian" -- intimate science work is set against grandiose shots of another planet -- is sure to have a favorable effect on NASA and its public image, at a time when the agency's perception and funding have been at a crossroads.
I shouldn't be surprised that Disney chose spectacle over science, that instead of highlighting a legitimate agricultural technique, they'd choose to give the public what it demands which is, of course, commuting squash.
Spanish scientists this week wrote an open letter to Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy to protest the closure of the ministry of science and the "lamentable and shameful spectacle" of leading scientists being fired from research institutions because of budget cuts.
Science as theatrical spectacle of course is nothing new.
The same sorry spectacle of cranks, gibberish and the resulting alienation of scientists and those who respect the practical benefits of science (i.e., pretty much the whole population of the modern world) then ensues.
The £10m spectacle tells the story of their 200 million years on Earth and their fight for survival, with a mixture of science, special effects and "magic".
