Sentence examples for generation of science from inspiring English sources

"The incentive is to make sure there is another generation of science and technology people.

The concept of a software personal assistant has long captured the imagination of a generation of science fiction writers and computer scientists.

There are some basics and, before you write a single word, you could do worse than read Tim Radford's manifesto for the simple scribe, which has informed an entire generation of science journalists.

That mammoth debt, put Americans back to work, financed industrial production, underwrote a new generation of science and technology and created a wave of demand for consumer goods when the war ended.

After the release of the first "Star Wars" film in 1977, Mr. Lucas's Industrial Light & Magic took the lead in developing effects technologies that were used in a generation of science fiction and fantasy films.

If we want UK plc to benefit from the next generation of science and technology-based innovations, or even choose the sorts of technologies we want to see commercialised, maybe we will have to think a little more about where our pensions and savings are invested?

But if that happens, they will be marginalised by a new generation of science-led, environmentally aware ecoengineers who recognise that the state of the Earth is now in our hands.

Rather than optimistically celebrating new technologies as the earlier generation of science-fiction writers had, his works explored the implications for humanity of the changes that technology had brought to the 20th century.

Yet Mr. Clarke's passing poses a challenge to the current generation of science-fiction writers: in a world where technology evolves so rapidly that the present already feels like the future, will a modern-day author ever inherit Mr. Clarke's aura of prescience?

If the Koch brothers continue to have their way, and I suspect that at least in Kansas they will have no problem with this for the foreseeable future, Kansas public schools will be full of poorly educated, low-income, minority students while the corporate-funded religious schools churn out a new generation of science-illiterate, dogmatic zombies.

For many commentators, Dolly made generations of science fiction novels and film seem less speculative.