Sentence examples for very early science from inspiring English sources

Here's a photo of a young Forry Ackerman at a very early science fiction convention.

Plastics pollution research, for instance, is still a very early science.

It's a strategy that goes back to the very earliest science-fiction movies.

Biotech companies and the investors that back them already embrace outsized bets on risky markets and very early-stage science fraught with uncertainty.

In Germany, 8% of the biology students planning to teach believe in Young Earth Creationism, a result related to the German study model, where the Christian religion is taught very early at schools while science classes are initiated later, leaving a short time to evolution teaching in high school (Kutschera 2008).

Doron Weber, who heads the Sloan program, noted that Nicole Perlman, the author of "Challenger," first received a Sloan grant years ago as a film major at New York University, adding, "I believe we're spotting talent (and exposing it to science) at a very early stage, and that this group of Sloan winners will be running Hollywood and indie films in the coming decades".

Notably, hylozoism has been associated with the study of microorganisms since very early in the history of modern science!

Science is also considering a Start Fund-like financial entity that would allow a few investors to put money in everything Science incubates at a very early stage.

"He understood mentally how to ollie very early on and got it down to a science.

Science: The United States detected cases very early, and the United States was not able to contain it.

Most mothers do not know the biological science that creates the reality of the very early years development processes within their child's brain.