Sentence examples for venerable science from inspiring English sources

What this finding does not do is obviate the gravity of climate change or the venerable science (established in 1896) demonstrating the fundamental heat-trapping properties of greenhouse gases — the so-called greenhouse effect.

Ninety works spanning three centuries of scientific inquiry are to go under the hammer at Christie's in December, in an attempt to plug a £2m hole in the finances of the UK's most venerable science charity, the Royal Institution.

In 1959, venerable science fiction author Isaac Asimov wrote an essay on creativity.

Doctor Who Maisie Williams ("Game of Thrones") guest stars in this new episode of the venerable science fiction series.

The Doctor's Finest In anticipation of a new season of the venerable science fiction series "Doctor Who," Hannah Hart (YouTube) hosts a new series of screenings of some of its best episodes...

In other words, "THEY are among us and we don't even know it," Hollywood's (although this is a British film) most venerable science fiction trope: Communists, zombies, vampires, Martians, the Others.

The book forms a curious entry among the recipients of the Hugos.When the venerable science-fiction award was first given in 1953, it was supposed to be a one off.

I had been fired from my job as editor of Vokrug Sveta, a venerable popular-science magazine, for refusing to send a reporter to cover Putin's hang-glider flight with endangered Siberian cranes.

Bell Laboratories, one of the most venerable names in science, the home of the transistor and currently the research arm of Lucent Technologies, is prouder than many.

Monthly profits can usually be measured in the three-figure range for Mr. Van Gelder, who is the owner, publisher and editor of a venerable but struggling science fiction monthly that specializes in short stories.

You don't expect it from Horizon, a venerable, often mind-boggling, science strand.