Sentence examples for explosion of science from inspiring English sources

The explosion of science and technology unleashed by the Enlightenment was stimulated by the dismantling of the entrenched elites and monopolies, opening up society to talent.

In the modern world, with its explosion of science and technology, the only alternative to specialization seems to be shallow knowledge.

The explosion of science and maths related TV programmes, such as The Big Bang Theory and The Gadget Show, plus the rise in popularity of celebrity scientists such as Professor Brian Cox, has also made Stem more accessible.

Since the explosion of science studies in the 1960s, more attention is now paid to the nuances of scientific practice.

And with the explosion of science around the globe, the dissemination of scientific information, once the purview of learned societies and a handful of publishers, is now a growth industry.

It was part of the explosion of science fiction magazine publishing in the 1950s in the United States, and was moderately successful, outlasting almost all of its competitors.

The past decade has seen an explosion of awesome science toys, many including actual explosions of science toys.

"This is a very big idea in an area that I don't know if any political leader is willing to tackle, that will lead to a dramatic explosion of new science," he said.

The explosion of the sciences generally in the 20th century included the explosion of the social sciences.

Mr. Parnell cited an explosion of interest in science books lately, calling them "addictive".

The company was founded in 2008 by comedian Chris Hardwick, whose combination of funniness and geekiness seemed to position him perfectly for the explosion of interest in science fiction, comic books, and other elements of geek culture.