Sentence examples for wild science from inspiring English sources

Mr. Baldwin tells and retells recent history as an epic of suspicious coincidence, wild science and the struggle between individual freedom and corporate domination.

The September 1996 issue of Penthouse carried another adventure into wild science - the photograph of an apparently dead alien, along with a thrilleresque account of how the pictures had been acquired from the daughter of a German scientist.

There's a hint of Shane Carruth's garage-apocalypse science-fiction thriller "Primer" in Trank's view of the five inventors, though Trank devotes far less effort to the specifics of the wild science.

Ginkgo Bioworks, the Boston-based startup working with DARPA and others on wild science projects involving bio-organisms, has just raised $9 Million in Series A Financing from Felicis Ventures, OS Fund, Data Collective, iGlobe Partners and Vast Ventures.

In one of those fun, wild science chats, both Google Ventures' Bill Maris and XPRIZE head Peter Diamandis discussed a gamut of moonshots, including life extension research, sentient robots, and self-driving cars versus those that can fly.

"Planet of the Dead" was a departure from Roberts' usual stories Roberts had previously only written pseudo-historical stories and instead consisted of wild science fiction elements from his literary career and teenage imagination.

You could argue that similarly rough treatment has been handed out to the show's fans, who have been whiplashed among universes and timelines as the producers have completely recalibrated their wild science-fiction-mystery narrative from season to season.

He turns 40 on the 21st of this month, and can now add his role as the funder of the new €250,000 (£216,000) "test-tube burger" to a host of other wild science-fiction ideas that are turning into fact - including investing in asteroid mining, personal genome analysis and electric cars.

In effect, Varda turns the blend of fantasy and realism into a wild science-fiction-plus-neo-realist parody of Ingmar Bergman's "The Seventh Seal"—a target that is all the more apt because "Les Créatures" is a French-Swedish co-production and one of the townspeople is played by Eva Dahlbeck, a frequent Bergman collaborator.

What starts off, with reckless ambiguity, as a sour indulgence in stereotypes of both the right and the left — though more of the right, with its lampooning of hip-hop culture and of moral decline — morphs into a wild science-fiction comedy, complete with simple but spectacular special effects.

"The Constant" is a wild science-fiction story with a warm, beating heart.