Sentence examples for tradition of science from inspiring English sources

But in the fine tradition of science, this clears up one mystery only to reveal another.

Moberg said Alagappan's generosity with his idea continued the long tradition of science being conducted for the benefit of society.

The western tradition of science fiction, largely the product of rightwing American writers, is high on individualism, expansionist politics and engineering or military solutions to intransigent problems.

"This new project will inspire many more young people to carry on our great tradition of science and engineering," he said.

So Dr. Jacobson's retraction is in "the noblest tradition of science," Rosalind Reid, editor of American Scientist, wrote in its November-December issue, which has Dr. Jacobson's letter.

The research project carrington is undertaking as a Radcliffe fellow extends his investigation of the nexus of race and genre to the tradition of science fiction radio drama.

Shooting in high-definition digital (with the Red camera) and working with the cinematographer Don Burgess (a frequent shooter for Robert Zemeckis), with New Mexico standing in for America, the Hugheses have created a plausible post-apocalyptic world, one that draws from the western (Hollywood, Sergio Leone) and the tradition of science-fiction dystopia.

Interstellar is a magnificent film, true to the richest traditions of science fiction, visually and auditorily astounding.

But some countries with long traditions of science education research, such as Japan, and countries that are currently developing their science education communities (Bhutan and Brunei) have only a single publication.

This explains why foresight has renounced its scientific claims (as forecasting) and became 'an art that may draw on methods that stem from the traditions of science'(Miles et al. [20], p. 41).

Darwin was, as a consequence, viewed as involved in a tradition of rejected science by leading figures of French science.