Sentence examples for title of science from inspiring English sources

For this edition, the curators, Lisa Le Feuvre and Tom Morton, have chosen a subtitle: In the Days of the Comet, taken from the title of science fiction writer H G Wells's 1906 novel in which a comet releases a green gas over the United Kingdom, inaugurating a kind of mass spiritual and intellectual revolution in mankind – a "Great Change".

The US sent the first person with the title of "science attaché" to its embassy in Berlin in 1898 with a mission to overturn protectionist measures against the import of American pork [16].

The plan put forward by the funding agencies is to merge EuroHORCs with ESF which they largely fund to create a new group (with the suitably catch-all working title of Science Europe) to formulate science policy and lobby on behalf of the agencies.

And there's Shaun Huls with the Eagles, given the title of sports science coordinator.

"TOTAL build-out" sounds as if it could be the title of a science fiction film.

"How far are we from a Nobel Prize?" was the title of a science program on Chinese state television some years ago, and similar discussions pop up in the paper all the time.

No, if we want to know which science is best, there's only one way to find out… FIGHT! (By which I mean, a comparison of the properties of both leading to a fair assessment of which is the greater contributor to society as a whole, and thus more deserving of the title of "top science". That's a "fight" to most scientists).

They even coined a term for their obsession — the national "Nobel complex" — and each year Chinese scholars debated the ins and outs of their chances with the precision of long-suffering Cubs fans; "How far are we from a Nobel Prize?" was the title of a science program on Chinese state television some years ago.

He was awarded with the title of Honored Science Worker of Russian Federation (2004).

The title of the Science paper - The Persistently Variable "Background" Stratospheric Aerosol Layer and Global Climate Change - is well-chosen in that it indicates both that significant research has been done, and that the findings it's produced are somewhat frustrating - and honestly given as such.

The Ringworld in question is not whatever filthy thought came to your mind when you first registered the book's naive title but one of science fiction's most successful Big Dumb Objects.