Skirmish at Telstar
Skirmish at TelstarTelstar was a ship in David Feintuch's fictional Seafort Saga, some time in 2193 it was ravenged by an alien attack and left with n...
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Skybuilt Power
Skybuilt Power was a company based in Arlington, Virginia. Prior to 2013, it received some press attention for the use of its products by the US Depar...
Slipstream (science fiction)
"Slipstream" is a science fiction term for a fictional method of faster-than-light space travel, similar to hyperspace travel, warp drive, or "transfe...
Slow Made
Slow Made is a movement that views time as valuable resource for improving manufacturing, labor and consumption practices. It builds on other "Slow" m...
Small business research
Doing business in Africa and problems/opportunities faced by small, medium and micro enterprisesBold textSmall, medium and micro (SMMEs) enterprise in...
Small Cell Forum
The Small Cell Forum is a non-profit industry consortium dedicated to the proliferation of Femtocell and Small cell deployment. Their mission statemen...
Smart children
Smart Children and the theory of Enhanced Enriched Environments (EEE) focuses on how a child's brain and in extent intelligence develops through the d...
Smart crystals
ABSTRACT “Smart” crystals have been studied for over a hundred years. There are many different types of smart crystals each with unique properties tha...
Smart gene
A smart gene is an artificially constructed genetic molecule (known as a construct) composed of one or more genes encoding a protein to be expressed a...
Smart Power Generation
Smart Power Generation is a book written about a concept by Markus Hotakainen and Jacob Klimstra. The concept is a method of matching electricity prod...
Smash Physics
Super Smash Brothers Melee is a game we all know and love. It has given birth though, to a new form of physics which constantly baffle those who exper...
Smoking in the UK
Tobacco smoking in the United Kingdom is legal, but under certain circumstances is is currently banned. It is generally recognised that smoking in the...
SMW+
SMW+ was an open-source software bundle composed of the wiki application MediaWiki along with a number of its extensions, that was developed by the Ge...
Snagger
A snagger is a person who restores, renews and re-establishes the original conditions of every type of surface, and particularly those regarding the f...
SnarXiv
snarXiv is a website spoofing the high-energy physics section (hep-th) of the popular electronic scientific paper repository arXiv. It was created in ...
Snipe Master
The Snipe Master is Velociraptor-type Zoid, one of over 200 species of biomechanical lifeforms depicted by TOMY's Zoids model, toy, and media franchis...
Snoot the dog
Snoot the Dog is a mixed breed dog weighing about sixty pounds whose story is becoming synonymous with animal rescue. Snoot was found in 2000, in the ...
Social bonding and nurture kinship
Social Bonding and Nurture Kinship: Compatibility between Cultural and Biological Approaches<ref name="SBNK" /> is a 2004 doctoral thesis by British a...
Social selling
The term Social Selling as defined by Jill Rowley of Oracle is "the practice of leveraging social networks and the associated tools in the overall sal...
Social thermodynamics theory
In physics, social thermodynamics theory attempts to describe social phenomena using an approach with the mathematical structure of thermodynamics. It...