Sentence examples for whose science from inspiring English sources

Speaking as a dancer whose science was in his body, Balanchine added the word "reincarnation".

Gerry Anderson, whose science fiction programmes won him legions of fans all over the world, died today aged 83.

Describing McVeigh's affect as he recounted his handiwork, Smith said that he "reminded me of a high school student whose science project has been very successful".

"There is a real level of disagreement as to what the risk of certain chemicals of concern really is and whose science is better," she adds.

Brady Haran is a video journalist whose science film projects include The Periodic Table of Videos and the Numberphile channel on YouTube.

The Smithsonian Institution, while noted for its national museums, is also a significant research organization whose science centers should continue to receive federal support, two study groups say.

Analysts have debated how heavy a hand Roche would take in management of the biotechnology pioneer, whose science-based corporate culture has long drawn praise.

What this tells us is that we should expect a band whose science-fictional vision is represented in sound and lyrics.

Defenses of the singular "they" surfaced in local newspapers, and was defended by Ursula K. Le Guin, whose science-fiction stories explore gender fluidity.

Such efforts at popularising science made Zimin irreplaceable, adds Shtern, whose online science publication, Troitsky Variant, gets half its funding from Dynasty.

"By science capital — generally it means somebody in your family whose in science or technology already.