Sentence examples for unpredictable science from inspiring English sources

As Curley noted, trying to create the most compelling show for a prime-time audience is a complicated and unpredictable science.

This allows for a more rapid development of really hard, unpredictable science.

"It's a very unproven and highly unpredictable science, impact cratering," he told an audience at the Lunar and Planetary Science Conference last March.

"I knew the draft was a pretty unpredictable science, but I was hoping some team would select me," says Vobora, 23.

I feel as if love is an unpredictable science which can't be hypothesized and with that said, compatibility has a proven track record.

But it is very unpredictable". Science fiction author JD Atkin questioned the merit of some recent dictionary additions.

Science policy is as unpredictable as science itself.

Long insisted not only that animals demonstrated unique and individualistic behavior, unpredictable to science, but he also wrote that there was "absolutely no limit to the variety and adaptiveness of Nature, even in a single species".

Her books include Predicting the Unpredictable and Earthshaking Science (both Princeton).

Susan Hough, a U.S. Geological Survey seismologist and author of "Predicting the Unpredictable: The Tumultuous Science of Earthquake Prediction," explained that by the nineteen-nineties, "Earthquake 'prediction' had become the 'p' word that you didn't use in front of polite company".

Scott Thurman: I had a fun and unpredictable 5th grade science teacher named Jerry Keller who made a big impression on me, but the specific event that inspired The Revisionaries was an article in the New York Times titled, "Put a Little Science in Your Life".