Sentence examples for era of science from inspiring English sources

Juvenal represents the new era of science, technology and pragmatic problem solving.

Whatever else it may be, this is a painting about the waning of an age of faith and the rise of a materialistic era of science.

But he and many other astronomers believe that the means used to discover these objects heralds the beginning of a new era of astronomy, and even a new era of science.

"Or, 'You're part of a whole new era of science that we weren't really able to do before".' It is a particularly hard sell, prosecutors say, when the suspect is nothing more than a genetic sequence.

The mindset in the earlier era of science was different than it is now.

So for non-life science research, the expansionary era of science has truly come to an end.

But in 1970, the Controlled Substances Act brought an end to this era of science-based open-mindedness, and greatly limited drug research for the next four decades.

Dr. Nielsen, 38, who left a successful science career to write "Reinventing Discovery: The New Era of Networked Science," agreed that scientists have been "very inhibited and slow to adopt a lot of online tools".

However, rapid advancement in science, technology, engineering, and social medias has ushered in a new era of systems science and control in which challenges and opportunities are abundant for system identification.

The federal money may not sound like much in this era of "big science".

They are running humanities campaigns in an era of social science.