Sentence examples for space empires from inspiring English sources

Discussions at F.H.I. range from conventional philosophic topics, like the nature of compromise, to the optimal structure of space empires — whether a single intergalactic machine intelligence, supported by a vast array of probes, presents a more ethical future than a cosmic imperium housing millions of digital minds.

In 1994, Stardock launched its first version of the Galactic Civilizations series for OS/2, and the long-standing Space Empires series began as shareware.

Paradox Interactive, the game's publisher, has relied on its ever-expanding suite of grand strategy epics (the open-ended space empire builder Stellaris was released this year, too) to build a corporation able to float 15percentt of its stock on Sweden's NASDAQ.

Other telephone and cable television companies rent space from Empire City Subway to run cables underground through its ducts.

In 1993, Pearl Jam, in protest of what the band felt were exorbitant Ticketmaster surcharges remember when surcharges were novel enough to stoke ire?—held a concert in a non-Ticketmaster-controlled space: the Empire Polo Club, in Indio, California.

Spoiler warning: read if you've seen Star Trek: Into Darkness When JJ Abrams was announced earlier this year as the surprise director of the new Star Wars film following Disney's $4bn buyout of George Lucas's gently disintegrating space opera empire in October, there were few dissenting voices to be heard.

In scale, it is a departure from her previous work, and roams back and forth across time and space: the Empire Exhibition, just before the outbreak of war; Jamaica during the war; the England of the Jamaican airmen; Calcutta after VJ day; Earls Court, 1948.

The show unfolds on the wide-open spaces of Empire Polo Club as a notably humane, fan-friendly event – in stark contrast to the catastrophic 1999 chapter of the Woodstock festival months earlier, which closed with rioting, fires and sexual assaults.

Bordered by the European Union on the West and by a newly fractious Russia to the north and east, Ukraine is today, as it has been in the past, a buffer space over which empires eye each other warily.

The Latin phrase imperium sine fine ("empire without end" ) expressed the ideology that neither time nor space limited the Empire.

There is also no space for the empire figures General James Wolfe or Clive of India.