Sentence examples for the constraints of science from inspiring English sources

"Science fiction involves a willing suspension of disbelief and it's not bound by the constraints of science.

These decisions impact the home, the workplace, and the marketplace, and they extend beyond the constraints of science.

Arthur C. Clarke and Isaac Asimov, too, exemplify that kind of good science fiction, unlike slack-jawed fantasy where the writer dreams heedlessly away without respecting the decent constraints of science.

Some CEOs approach this challenge as a supply chain strategist might, recognizing the constraints of time and material science while pushing for breakthroughs that are worthy of capital investment.

Thomas Hobbes (1588 1683) was part of an intellectual movement whose goal was to free the emerging modern science from the constraints of the classical and scholastic heritage.

It offers a chance for a new generation of young science writers to raise their profile, shake off the constraints of impostor syndrome, and develop the itch for science writing that constantly plagues the best of writers.

The pill made it possible to imagine a future in which science would free women from the constraints of their gender.

iPad man The fruits of science and technology enabled humans to rise above the constraints of nature and cushioned our fragile intellect from genetic mutations.

DH: The Futurist, Constructivist and Bauhaus movements believed modern science and technology would sweep away the constraints of tradition.

Though the latter two tell tales that border on science fiction, he remains an able storyteller even when heeding the constraints of the small and the real.

As a bastion of what is known as hard science fiction, Analog encourages writers to keep the scientific content of their stories plausible, or at least possible within the constraints of current knowledge.