In a piece about a book that Democratic senator Paul Tsongas had signed to write, Safire scoffs at the term "biosphere" as if it were part of a war of words and not a term of science.
Under the term of science, this article uses the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and DevelOECDnt (OECD) (2007) classification of science that includes natural sciences, engineering and technology, medical and health sciences, agricultural sciences, social sciences, and humanities.
I would use those as terms of art more than terms of science.
"Turkey should become a model for the Muslim world in terms of science, lifestyle, international relations and economics".
In terms of science fiction franchises, it would be hard to find two more diametrically opposed creatures than Terminator and Star Trek.
"Physics is a true canary in the mine, so to speak, of judging America's capabilities in terms of science," Mr. Handy said.
The year the first series was broadcast, 2010, was a jewel in the crown for the BBC in terms of science TV, and no doubt a big contributing factor to science (sort-of) becoming cool.
In terms of science, what really had an influence was getting on a science expedition to the North Pole — sailing through the Bering Straits — and later being a visiting fellow at the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution, in Massachusetts.
Well, having promised a new "Britain that is going to be forged in the white heat of this revolution", Wilson's first governments (1964-66 and 1966-70) were under pressure to "deliver" in terms of science and technology.
As a junior at Midwood High School in Brooklyn, she attends one of the most overcrowded, antiquated, ethnically diverse and, in terms of science education, unusually successful schools in New York City's public school system.
He praised Decode as first-rate in terms of science and ethics, but he said he worried about other companies looking to cash in on legitimate research by marketing questionable genetic tests directly to consumers.
