Sentences with phrase «what excellent science»

Ex Machina does what excellent science fiction always does.

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But a YouTube video made by the channel Piffle does an excellent job of explaining what a GMO is, and breaking down the science behind it.

Your post is an excellent example of what happens when you choose to get your «sciency» sounding information from folks like «Pastor Dave» instead of real science sources.

rc's post is an excellent example of what happens when you purposefully choose to be ignorant about science, and instead get your «sciency» sounding information from the «Pastor Dave's» of the world.

This is the line taken by what in North America today is frequently described as «process thought»; its greatest exponent was the late Professor Alfred North Whitehead in his works Process and Reality (his book has been re-arranged, and provided with excellent explanatory notes by D. W. Sherburne, under the title of Key to Whitehead's Process and Reality), Science and the Modern World, Modes of Thought, Adventures of Ideas, Religion in the Making, and Symbolism, all of them written after Whitehead had joined the faculty of Harvard University in the United States in the 1920's.

Our science kits - I majored in physics in university, and the Walter Kraul science kits that we carry from Germany are absolutely inspirational; they are about a hundred times better than any of the «Follow Step 1 -2-3» and discard a hunk - of - junk in - a-flashy-box science kits you'll find out there, as they offer dozens of different ways to explore and think about what you've built or what you're observing, with excellent booklets with probing questions, offering different levels of explanation or exploration, depending on the child.

In the sciences at universities, you need to prove that you are an «excellent» scholar — so find out what that means.

Several excellent contributions among the 17 volumes published include Advice to a Young Scientist by Peter Medawar, The Youngest Science by Lewis Thomas and What Mad Pursuit by Francis Crick.

But Baccouche, a Ph.D. physicist - turned - filmmaker, will likely never clearly see any of her finished products: She became legally blind at the age of 8, and ever since she's relied on her wits, passion for science, excellent memory, and what she calls her vision to achieve success.

Ive been feeding my dogs this for about 3 years and they do excellent on it.i have 4 mini schnauzers and i long hair chiauwa i do nt know proper spelling dog adopted me.i used to feed iams which is crap and science diet which i was told was good.wrong do nt believe everything you hear or read except this.since I've been feeding my dogs before health brand of dog food your weight is perfect their energy level is perfect and there is very minimal poop and just all around good food I feel good giving it to my animals and my animals are happy that they get it they don't have any trouble eating it I never have and I'm glad I found this particular brand of feed my animals because I was neversecure with what I was meaning before.this is true and correct that is what I have seen and experienced and that's what counts and that's what it's all about

There was an excellent talk by Emily Levine, Interpretive Supervisor at Muir Woods, about the health of redwoods and how the science and study of these beautiful trees is helping us learn about the effects of climate change and what it means for our collective future.

But science doesn't know how exactly much warming a human - enhanced GH effect will result in, or what our best policy options are for dealing with the anticipated impacts, though many excellent suggestions are being made.

Nic Lewis» entry is excellent but if only one Committee member has a science background the others may fail to understand it, or the importance of what it says.

This gives us an excellent opportunity to properly evaluate the science on rising ocean heat content and see what it tells us.

Excellent post, these are the basics that most people are concerned about as the link between the science and the policy is what most politicians espouse as a reason to tax the population more.

Fig leaf for bad faith is an excellent summation of what is going on with this kind of science.

Given that I have a personal issue with Stephen Schneider - who, from what I know, was an excellent science communicator - being maligned on blogs, the relevant quote that is being mentioned by other commenters is

Congratulations on what looks like (on a very quick reading) an excellent contribution to climate science.

What you are advocating is excellent and a necessary re-orientation for the science policy interface, IMO, to «decision making under deep uncertainty, robust decision making and scenario thinking».

In history, a secondary source like a newspaper account of an election result can become a primary source, if the question is «what sort of coverage was given to elections back in...» The differences between legal and historical criteria for evidence and related issues is treated in excellent detail in a work I'm constantly recommending to Slawyers: Duranti's Diplomatics: New Uses for an Old Science, and in addition Heather MacNeil's Trusting Records: Legal Historical and Diplomatic Perspectives is fundamental.

What Employees Say: «Freelancing for Cactus is an excellent opportunity to build a science writing resume while making some extra money on a flexible schedule.

Recruiters want technologically savvy librarian candidates who have stayed abreast of cutting - edge developments in library science, but they also desire capable communicators who can deliver excellent customer service and aid patrons in finding what they need.