Sentence examples for imagination of science from inspiring English sources

Buried in all the murk and noise is a typically dystopian parable from the imagination of science fiction legend Philip K. Dick Scottt).

On the other side of the door, scientists in the Laboratory for Organogenesis and Neurogenesis are working on something that has fired the imagination of science fiction authors for many years.

The documentary claims to be an account of the church's origins in the imagination of science fiction writer L Ron Hubbard and its development into an international organisation with billions of dollars in global property holdings.

The Internet owes some of its existence to the imagination of science fiction writers.

I once asked Clarke if modern science had not caught up with, and even surpassed, the imagination of science-fiction writers.

In the context of the "Nebula Awards Showcase," "The Ship Who Sang" becomes more than an unnerving portent of what may someday come to pass when technology catches up with the imagination of science-fiction writers.

That assertion has excited the imaginations of science journalists and the public and invited scorn from other scientists.

The title of the magazine was initially "Imagination: Stories of Science and Fantasy"; it changed with the October 1955 issue to "Imagination: Science Fiction", though this change was only on the cover and spine and was never reflected on the masthead.

The results showed that the initiating imagination of the science group had a negative and direct effect on their academic performance, whereas the conceiving imagination of the science group had a positive and direct effect.

This was, perhaps, the tallest and grandest urban slum in the world, a gravity-defying dystopia that might have sprung from the imagination of a science fiction writer.

Well, it turns out that the official designation of the new planet is not due to a lack of imagination or knowledge of science fiction, it's just that there are rules for these things.