She allows us to contemplate the aesthetic beauty of her images and invites us at the same time to consider the enormous impact her subject matter-science-has on our lives.
Addresses subject matter in Science, Technology and Society that is not offered in the regular curriculum.
"In Europe," she writes, "the subject matter of science and history lessons taught to children in all publicly supported schools has always been determined by highly educated employees of central education ministries.
Some scholars, citing the original Star Wars trilogy (1977, 1980, 1983) as an example, have argued that in the 1970s the mutation went so far as to leap across the boundary of subject matter toward science fiction.
The environmental focus in this kind of scientific enquiry demonstrates the ultimate unity of the subject matter of science.
So called "scientific facts" and "natural kinds", the primary subjects of scientific investigation are, at least in part, the products of the contingent social and epistemic norms that define the very subject matter of science.
AI has been subject matter for science fiction for a long time now.
In writing lyrics for Rush, Peart addresses universal themes and diverse subject matter including science fiction, fantasy, and philosophy, as well as secular, humanitarian and libertarian themes.
"Hopefully when backlash does come, we can consistently address the subject matter through science and studies to reduce any fear that is there due to stigmatization," Sheri told me.
The subject-matter of a science is immutable, but the subject-matter of an art is the formation of things as yet non-existent, but which can be made by human being.
In the context of the first aspect of formal revision, Avicenna shows that the subject-matter of the science of metaphysics corresponds coherently to all the different ways according to which Aristotle portrays this discipline in the Metaphysics.
