Sentence examples for standard science from inspiring English sources

The anaemic, lifeless prose of standard science textbooks, he argues, smothers at birth our innate curiosity about the natural world.

Sure, the species' demise was covered by many standard science media sites, such as Scientific American, National Geographic, and Mongabay.

Their latest triumph has been to persuade the State Board of Education in Kansas to make teaching evolution an optional extra to the standard science curriculum.

Because they have been exposed to so much standard science, the educated creationists like Kurt Wise try not to allow themselves the blind spots of their less sophisticated relations.

They also study Euclidean geometry and biology; the school uses a standard science textbook, but the professor, Jennifer Gruenke, who also has a Ph.D. from the University of Virginia, tells students that the earth was created in a week.

The first story Tiptree published, "Birth of a Salesman" (1968), was characteristic of her early stories in that it was a humorous variation on a standard science fiction theme.

He knew the novel would be set in the near future (and that it would take the standard science-fictional route, developing, and fiercely exaggerating, current tendencies).

This anti-utopian novel employs the standard science-fiction formula of a futuristic world run by machines and of one man's futile rebellion against that world.

It's a standard science-fiction scenario, man against monster, but there's a twist: it turns out that the soldier and his cohort have brain implants that make them see the faces and bodies of their targets as monstrous, to hear their pleas for mercy as noxious squeaks.

I even did an extra year of A-level standard sciences – as if the Swedish school curriculum was somehow inadequate.

Michigan K-12 Standards Science.