Sentence examples for wave of science from inspiring English sources

A new wave of science fiction is rising in children's literature.

His dark themes, disturbing plots, corrosive social commentary and sheer unpredictability made him a leader of what was called "the new wave" of science fiction writers, those who consciously wrote literature rather than disposable pulp entertainment.

A piece in Thursday's Nature, for which I provided some grumpy quotes, discusses the recent wave of science prizes that are trying to take their place beside the Nobels.

Perhaps unsurprisingly, given her candid approach to science and verve for communication, it wasn't long before her quest to invoke a societal sea change got a boost: the BBC wanted her on board for its new wave of science programmes, leading to Aderin-Pocock's 2011 documentary on the moon and, a year later, a documentary on satellites.

"Genetics is becoming the next wave of science," said Barbara Petterson, who has been a genetic counselor for 23 years and is now in private practice in Bend, Ore ."For those who understand the nuances of genetics, there will be plenty of job opportunities.

The next wave of science is not being built by scientific publishers.

As for the wave of science-fiction games this year, that is probably just cyclical.

That action is credited for linking medicine to the emerging wave of laboratory science illustrated, for example, by Louis Pasteur, a chemist and bacteriologist.

Its hot-tempered, intransigent mood seems entirely consistent with a new wave of social science research documenting the relevance of phenomena below the surface of the conscious mind, like loss of trust, emotional frustration and displaced aggression.

"[Casson] has been the public face trying to defend the NFL against a tidal wave of solid science," Cantu says.

Amid a tidal wave of criticism, Science is retracting a study of how canvassers can sway people's opinions about gay marriage published just 5 months ago.