Sentence examples for futuristic field from inspiring English sources
Companies pursuing another futuristic field -- tailoring medicines to patients by testing their genes -- have also fallen on hard times.
Such prospects justifiably make environmental microbiology a very dynamic and futuristic field that leads the way for improved understanding and stewardship of Earth's predominant, unicellular biota.
It sounds very futuristic, but this field of technology is advancing at a rapid rate, and opposition to the violent use of AI is already growing.
RJ Few things in sport are as strikingly futuristic as great fielding.
By: Jeremy Hsu, InnovationNewsDaily Senior Writer Published: 03/23/2012 02 28 PM EDT on InnovationNewsDaily. Tomorrow's world of "The Hunger Games" doesn't just showcase the reality TV spectacle of teenagers battling to the death — it also features futuristic hovercraft, force fields and bioengineered "Mutt" creatures.
At their best these designs — of a piece with Ryan Lott's lushly moody, sometimes futuristic score — zoom across our field of vision like endless, encrypted skeins of data, containing messages we cannot read.
The player controls a party of up to three characters as they explore a 3D environment (colloquially known as a "field map") of futuristic cities, space vessels, and outdoor areas.
As a Swiftian humorist in a field better known for futuristic speculation, rousing space adventures and grim cautionary tales, he was admired but never quite embraced by his contemporaries.
The suffix on is considered by corporate image makers in the energy and technology fields to be a futuristic syllable -- hence Exxon and Chevron, Raytheon and Micron.
The U.S. Military released new footage on July 13 , 2014of the Legged Squad Supports System robot, which behaves sort of like a futuristic mule, being tested in an open field at the Kahuku Training Area in Hawaii.
That is what some researchers are predicting for the fast-growing field of embedded computing -- a futuristic place of microscopic medical devices packaged in grains of medicine as small as grains of sand.
