Sentence examples for fortunes of science from inspiring English sources

The appearance, in 1968, of Kubrick's 2001: A Space Odyssey – with its glittering cinematography, superbly detailed sets and stunning soundtrack – is generally credited as being the game-changer that transformed the fortunes of science fiction in the cinema.

Don't expect the California money to change the fortunes of science.

This gradual acceptance and reversal of fortunes in science is, in part I suspect, down to projects like the Science and Entertainment Exchange.

A third possibility offered by Turner and Chubin [5] is the so-called Ecclesiastes hypothesis: these authors argue that scientific advancements can be considered as the result of chance processes or fortune using an evolutionary model of science.

To do so would require one of the greatest pieces of fortune in science.

The Chan Zuckerberg Initiative knows that even with the family's massive fortune, it can't fund every dimension of science.

Dr. Peter Galison, a historian of science at Harvard, agreed there was a dramatic turn in the fortunes of physics at the end of the cold war in 1989.

But a new kind of science gold rush is under way in China - and, as in every rush, there are fortunes to be made, and lost.

Nature of Science 11.

Four levels of science.

Medal of Science Winners.