Sentence examples for predictions of science from inspiring English sources

What a better place this would be, he often muses, if we could press the reset button and go back to the late 1950s and '60s and realize the predictions of science fiction that failed to materialize: ubiquitous space travel and colonization, robots à la the Jetsons, underwater cities, desalinization, reforestation of deserts and much more.

The predictions of Science's editors were spot on for this year, involving the long-sought Higgs boson, faster-than-light neutrinos, how metabolism influences the reprogramming of mature cells, whole-genome sequencing, potential targets for reversing cognitive and behavioral symptoms, and the Mars Science Laboratory.

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They are a prediction of science". Many of these universes would be quite different from ours, they add, and "quite unsuitable for the existence of any form of life," or at least any form of life remotely like ours.

These are some of the artistic visions of a future London loosely inspired by the predictions of climate science.

But the evidence continues to grow that the barriers preventing effective climate policies reside primarily with us (rather than the uncertain predictions of climate science).

Consistent with the predictions of climate science, we seem to have entered an era of erratic weather and rising weather extremes.

Throughout my experience as an undergraduate, I studied environmental change and spent a great deal of time learning about what the future on earth might look like – at least according to the predictions of modern science.

We can't capture the full range of potential interactions in this post, but here are a few pointers on what might we expect from such discussions: So much of our legitimate fear stems from the models, measurements, probabilities and predictions of climate science as our most objective reference point and shared touchstone.

If the predictions of the science hold true, then it lives to fight another day.

Many concerned citizens have this week been on the phone to NASA, which took hundreds of calls from around the world from people said to be worried about the predictions and skeptical of science.