Sentence examples for through a science from inspiring English sources
The development of the first game was originally based on an idea that Ed Boon and John Tobias had of making a video game starring Jean-Claude Van Damme, but as that idea fell through, a science fantasy-themed fighting game titled Mortal Kombat was created instead and was released in 1992.
She was particularly fascinated with a game called Splurgle, in which she moved through a science puzzle using logic and problem-solving skills.
The Drummonds career through a "science fiction planet" Florida of "cheap hotels smeared with joyless stucco mayonnaise," casually wrecking rental cars, swilling screwdrivers in biker bars, divulging dark secrets, threatening to infect one another with AIDS and ultimately (and preposterously) stumbling on a miracle cure for the disease.
Programs in computing, business, or communications can augment quantitative skills gained through a science degree.
Choosing one became easier when, leafing through a science magazine at Berkeley, Son came upon a photo of a microprocessor.
I've been rediscovering the pleasures of serial novels myself, primarily through a science fiction novel called The Human Division.
Issued by Domestic – a hub for exploratory, leftfield music housing the likes of Mink Freud and Hektagon – it is the amalgam of cultural detritus and dream sequences from one young man's childhood, projected through a science-fiction approach to electronic music-making.
Risk is assessed through a science-based process that integrates with risk management to facilitate informed decision-making.
Davies et al. (2015) examine models of life sciences startups through presenting a science base in its role to facilitate new enterprise, alongside networking efforts to strengthen the region.
These extremes may be caricatured on a continuum that extends from viewing information retrieval as a science through to considering searching to be an art [ 10].
A secondary tendency, which drew attention in France with the work of Louis Althusser, drew Marx close to structuralism, a school that sought through a "human science," to probe the systematic structures evinced in cultural life.
