Sentence examples for war science from inspiring English sources

STS.436 Cold War Science.

There was also cold war science fiction anti-Communism: "Red Planet Mars" (1952).

There, he was caught up in the thrill of cold war science.

In the cold war, science was seen as protecting our lives.

Before the war, science had been a piecemeal affair of academic research and private ventures.

War science also created an important number of tools and instruments, such as the radioisotopes, that played a significant role in the development of our story.

By the end of the Second World War, science-y political scientists had allied themselves with the behavioral sciences, and, not long afterward, with rational-choice theory.

And "in the final analysis, the SSC project collapsed because the Department of Energy and US high-energy physics community remained locked in an obsolete Cold War mind-set and manner of pursuing major projects while the nation and the rest of the world were making a historic transition to a post Cold War science-policy regime" (p. 272).

Magic went away awhile after Hiroshima, in favor of radiation mutants like Godzilla and cold-war science fictions about triffids, pods, blobs and body snatchers, about man-eating dandelions, meteoric slimeballs, bloodsucking carrots and collectivized Bolshevik killer ants.

He is the author of The Gene Wars: Science, Politics, and the Human Genome Nortonn, 1995).

You see, when it comes to the genre wars, science fiction is at a very curious disadvantage.