Sentence examples for scientific vision from inspiring English sources

I believe Stephen's genius lies in the clarity of his scientific vision.

By Stephen Greenblatt Lucretius anticipated the core scientific vision of modernity.

But what makes The Brick Moon still worth reading is not scientific vision, but sheer joyful quirkiness.

In both technical articles and news releases, it has retailed a scientific vision (and vocabulary) that clearly push the right zeitgeist buttons.

Every page reflected a core scientific vision — a vision of atoms randomly moving in an infinite universe — imbued with a poet's sense of wonder.

Sometimes he seems less clear-eyed with scientific vision than disposed to see the version of the future his prejudices are looking for.

But they did not depend on fundamentally new scientific visions.

The workshop included an overview, synthesis presentations, and scientific visions for NEESPI in its transition to NEFI.

For these artists, this techno-scientific vision only touches the surface of another, much more complex, secret and marvelous world — a world that also speaks volumes, a world of data and information.

His take on religion is puerile, as is that of religious literalists and those whose cosmic-scientific vision eliminates the possibility of surprise or the advent of the unknown or least expected.

The Soviet Union was the first among many "underdeveloped" countries in which national leaders with pseudo-scientific visions of socioeconomic engineering exposed their societies to immense suffering.