Sentence examples for essentially science from inspiring English sources

His first effort, the trilogy that begins with "Out of the Silent Planet," is essentially science fiction written against science.

It's essentially science fiction, cheap and cheesy, with lots of stock scenes of explosions, fires and chaotic crowds, but it's consistently interesting.

Just five years ago, options like this were essentially science fiction and now we're on the cusp of a legitimately wireless world.

It is essentially a science of the social world rather than a science of the material world.

The interesting aspect of his approach is that he takes mathematics in this way as an essentially computational science, relying on external artifacts ("physical aides") and hence as a science which necessarily has a large a posteriori component (Ehrenfels 1891, 331).

That was essentially a science experiment, more worrisome than dangerous.

The attempt to create that description — to develop, essentially, a science of leadership — began around a century ago, but has met little success.

His new novel Empire of the Sun, however, deserves to be considered quite apart from his former work, not least because it marks a decisive break with his past reputation as essentially a science fiction writer.

"I draw a distinction between films like Kubrick's 2001 and The Matrix," says May. "The former is about ideas, where as the latter is essentially not science fiction, but more pretentious.

The field of computer vision has long been viewed as an essentially computational science, concerned only with the mathematical treatment of images whose origins are effectively ignored.

In the United States, most students are required to take courses on government or civics, and the main content is essentially political science for high school students.