Sentence examples for stores science from inspiring English sources

If you're playing an elastic shoot out game, wear eye protection, which is available in most hardware stores, science stores, most dollar stores & many other stores.

"It was built in 1957 out of nothing, as a place to store science and minds outside Moscow.

The on-board computer architecture should provide the means to continuously store science data for a period of up to three days in a solid-state mass memory (SSMM), which implies a minimal capacity of ({sim}650mbox{ Mbytes}), which is easily achieved with any modern mass memory (capacity up to 2 TeraBit).

In order to store science and engineering data for transmission to earth, swarm will be equipped with a radiation-hardened solid-state data recorder.

Environmentalists set store by science, particularly the study of climate change.

Still, only 2 weeks into Rousseff's suspension, it's hard to say what's in store for science and the environment.

The most common sources of mercury in schools are mercury stored in science laboratories, mercury in broken mercury-containing instruments, and mercury brought to school from other locations.

It was developed as part of the space program in the nineteen-sixties, and you bought it in the sort of science stores that were toy stores for nerds.

For instance, The Iterated Prisoner's Dilemma looks at trade-offs between cooperation and defection; in Sugarscape, civilizations evolve as tribes trade and bicker over stores of sugar (Science, 1 November 1996, p. 727); and in yet another game, lions stalk gazelles on a virtual savanna.

They can be found at science stores.

Glow-in-the-dark plastic stars can be purchased online or at many science stores.