Sentence examples for generations of science from inspiring English sources
For many commentators, Dolly made generations of science fiction novels and film seem less speculative.
His 1974 book "Einstein and the Generations of Science" also remains in print in a 1989 edition.
Irwin was an extraordinarily dedicated teacher and chairman inspiring generations of science students at Lafayette High School and the Yeshiva of Flatbush in Brooklyn.
A central goal for APSE is to help support future generations of science education scholars in the Asia-Pacific region.
The first history of population ecology traces two generations of science and scientists from the opening of the twentieth century through 1970.
Given that, he said, it was becoming hard to use the tricks employed by earlier generations of science fiction writers, which involved extrapolating current technology trends to see where they would go.
In the end the tale describes modern civilisation as a dance of death; its depiction of modern humanity lost in deadly labyrinths of its own making has been influential on at least two generations of science-fiction writers, including Greg Bear, William Gibson, Dan Simmons.
The empirical technique she employs at hiQ Labs, a startup based in San Francisco, known as "machine learning", is at the core of the new world of business economics.Machine learning is not as scary as generations of science-fiction writers have made it sound.
The concept of a software personal assistant has long captured the imagination of a generation of science fiction writers and computer scientists.
