Sentence examples for landmark science from inspiring English sources

In parallel with his landmark science, he has worked to expand the toolbox available to Drosophila geneticists.

Landmark science cannot always be replicated independently. 1 2 3 Erroneous research is not uncommon 4 5 and wastes intellectual and financial resources.

A glimpse of what lies ahead is to be found in THINGS TO COME (1936), a landmark science-fiction film directed by William Cameron Menzies and based on a 1933 H.G. Wells novel adapted by the author for this Alexander Korda production.

To that end, Lindelof is making it clear: while "Prometheus" may have started out as a direct prequel to "Alien," the finished film merely takes place in the same universe as Ridley Scott's landmark science-fiction film.

Even as he's hard at work finishing "The X-Files: I Want to Believe" -- a new feature film based on the landmark science-fiction franchise he masterminded in the 1990s -- he's the embodiment of a relaxed California surfer, thoughtful and easygoing rather than tense and paranoid.

The news that Ridley Scott was making a sequel to Blade Runner, his landmark 1982 science fiction noir, drew a mixed response when it was announced in 2011.

The Royal Society's landmark report, Science as an Open Enterprise, stresses the potential for data reuse and a need for rapid data sharing so that we can respond to global challenges, such as flu epidemics or disaster risks.

A good example of this in the UK is the Royal Society's landmark report, Science as an open enterprise, which gives a conceptual view of what academic papers could look like in the future; for example, giving readers the ability to access primary data and recompute it to validate the conclusions presented.

The Quatermass Experiment became a landmark of science fiction and the cornerstone of the genre on British television".

The stories of Jodorowsky who had previously worked with French comic artist Roland Topor perfectly matched Mœbius' drawings, which somehow abandoned realism to embrace a more eloquent, exuberant imaginative style, which later became a landmark in science fiction.

The British Film Institute's "Screenonline" website describes the serial as "one of the most influential series of the 1950s", adding that "with its originality, mass appeal and dynamism, The Quatermass Experiment became a landmark of science fiction and the cornerstone of the genre on British television".