Sentence examples for most famous science from inspiring English sources

Peter Higgs first heard he had won the world's most famous science prize when an old neighbour stopped him on the street a few yards from his top-floor Georgian flat in Edinburgh.

… Some of the best and most famous science in the history of our country was driven by goals that were explicitly political".

The man with the plan now has to make it a reality while moonlighting as the president of the world's most famous science academy.

In Dhalgren (1975), his most famous science fiction novel, Delany peoples his large canvas with characters of a wide variety of sexualities.

The most famous science fiction to appear in The Thrill Book was Francis Stevens' novel The Heads of Cerberus, which was one of the earliest fictional depictions of alternate timelines.

One of the most famous science-oriented skirmishes occurred in 1996, the year Kuhn died.

Not surprisingly, the potential resolution of the roadblocks that currently prevent such realizations has inspired one of the most famous science-fiction novel of these times: "Jurassic Park".

While most famous for science fiction books like The Time Machine and The War of the Worlds, Wells frequently wrote gothic tales about doubters confronted with supernatural events, often leading to ambiguous and haunting endings.

That apple by his deathbed has become the most famous in science since Isaac Newton's windfall, with claims that Turing poisoned it so he could mimic the one in his favourite fairy-tale, Disney's Snow White, and – repeatedly – that it inspired Apple's famous once-bitten logo.

Like Walter H. G. Lewin at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, the most famous of Web science teachers, Richard A. Muller presents an astonishing amount of information on atoms, antimatter and other subjects.

His trilogy of novels, Foundation, Foundation and Empire, and Second Foundation (1951 53), which recounts the collapse and rebirth of a vast interstellar empire in the universe of the future, is his most famous work of science fiction.