Sentence examples for advanced civilization from inspiring English sources
China was the wealthiest, most unified and most technologically advanced civilization until well into the 18th century, Jacques points out.
Set in 1914, it follows the awkward, eager young linguist and cartographer Milo (Mr. Fox) in his quest to prove the existence of the lost, advanced civilization of Atlantis, a place so sophisticated that it apparently solved every problem but cable television delivery.
Imagine that your secretive but highly advanced civilization has been keeping track of Earth's population, now 5.9 billion.
Though the Na'vi are at least as intelligent as the humans, they have not built a technologically advanced civilization.
When astronomers detected the first pulsar signal in 1967, they figured that only a technologically advanced civilization could send out radio blips with such great regularity, and kept the discovery secret for a while.
I even got half way through an interview where Rogan suggested that the existence of Egyptian pyramids points towards a hyper advanced civilization older than recorded time.
Based on this and other evidence, he insisted that the Amazon once contained large populations and at least one, if not more, advanced civilizations.
Historians and archaeologists are paying increasing attention to overlooked evidence of warfare among tribal societies and chiefdoms, as well as advanced civilizations.
This rush of discovery was reflected in fiction, too, in the work of Isaac Asimov, among others, who envisioned advanced civilizations inhabited by intelligent robots (each encoded with simple, ethical Laws of Robotics, to prevent it from causing harm).
It is not far-fetched to suppose that there might be some possible technology which is such that (a) virtually all sufficiently advanced civilizations eventually discover it and (b) its discovery leads almost universally to existential disaster".
The effort, which Dr. Billingham led as chief of the life sciences division at NASA's Ames Research Center in California, involved using huge radio telescopes to search for radio signals — either deliberate intergalactic flares or incidental noise — emitted by other technologically advanced civilizations that might be billions of years old and billions of light-years away.
