Mr. Fox's ties to pop culture are there for the tracing: science fiction, blaxploitation films, Mad magazine's Don Martin.
Beginning with the story of an Italian clan whose members die of a mysterious inability to sleep, Max traces science's tortuous path toward understanding prion diseases — a category that includes scrapie in sheep, B.S.E. in cows, and kuru, a disease spread by cannibalism which decimated one New Guinean tribe.
The show doesn't just explore the physical body as such, but all traces of science, sex, and self that become written on the flesh.
Quality has become preeminent, and because a tiny country can't be good at everything, there's a narrower focus on promising areas such as biomedicine--the country has entered the pilot phase of a national genetic database that could help trace disease genes ( Science, 8 November 2002, p. 1150 --and materials science.
Thus is derived "to trace ancestry," the science of studying family history.
And mercury that is used for amalgam is such a trace amount, the science doesn't back up that it could be harmful to your health.
My passion for science traces back to TV shows like Johnny Ball Reveals All and Tomorrow's World.
The issue is further complicated because the science tracing health effects to meat consumption and saturated fats is unsettled.
In this case, the invaders were destroyed after staff at Fera Science traced the chair and destroyed several other contaminated items of furniture from the same consignment.
Contemporary political science traces its roots primarily to the 19th century, when the rapid growth of the natural sciences stimulated enthusiasm for the creation of a new social science.
