Sentence examples for influential science from inspiring English sources

Larry Niven's 1970 Hugo award winner, Ringworld, is arguably one of the most influential science fiction novels of the past 50 years.

He added: "To me it's just a pure work of science fiction, probably the most influential science fiction novel in the last 25 or so years.

Influential science fiction writers typically die broke and unknown to the broader reading public -- unless a blockbuster movie brings them somehow front and center.

'THE THING FROM ANOTHER WORLD' -- (Warner, $19.98, Aug. 5) Details are still vague for the DVD debut of Howard Hawks's highly influential science fiction film, which Warner Brothers is releasing to mark, a bit belatedly, the 1951 film's 50th anniversary.

He backed his strong opinions - in particularly in his well-publicised battles with Eric Drexler, the writer of a bestselling book on nanotechnology - with sound science and lucid argument, and became an influential science adviser to the US government.

He wasn't the only one, of course, but he showed it in a way that a very visual, very kinetic artform could appreciate and understand, and he said it through two of the greatest most influential science fiction films ever.

The influential science-fiction author Jack Vance has died at the age of ninety-six.

By this means, he has become one of the most influential science-fiction writers of his generation.

NASA said on Wednesday that the spot had been named for Ray Bradbury, the author of "The Martian Chronicles" and other influential science-fiction novels, who died in June.

The original film's noir vibe and utterly stunning visuals made it one of the most influential science-fiction films to date.

To the best of my knowledge, the "argument from spurious similarity" was first explicitly described by Daisie and Michael Radner in their slim but influential volume, Science and Unreason.