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Secretly I admire him but I do wonder if he is slipping sideways into journalism rather than scientific editorship.
In 1893 he relinquished that post to devote himself to scientific research, earning a modest income as a private tutor to medical students.
Once it enters orbit, it will begin a four-year scientific tour of the planet and its moons.
It is always a pleasure to find a work that blends a true sense of art with solid scientific information.
Policies to avoid bias in the conduct and reporting of research should be guided by scientific principles, not by moralism or prejudice.
It smelled like ammonia and it was all a blurry colour of silver, blue and white that made it feel scientific and clinical.
It also includes information about ferries, simple machines, whales, and computers among other scientific ideas.
This is a weekly delve into cryptozoology, ufology, medical marvels, scientific wonders, strange facts or weird goings-on.
There must be scientific ways to deal with the problem at source instead of burning mosquito coils in homes.
For many, scientific materialism is not a bloodless philosophy but a passionately held ideology.
They seem to have abandoned the idea of doing serious scientific work altogether, and seem content to deal in propaganda and bloviation.
Yet, in our view, such problems are answerable whereas the scientific evidence for an old Earth and old universe seems unanswerable.
The genius he displayed was of a scientific order, his talent was of an investigatory habit, and his curiosity was unappeasable.
She added that recent reports said there was no scientific basis for siting masts away from areas used by the public.
They are scientific rationalists, and thus for Americans already graceless and uncharismatic.
But people in the Black Isle are distrustful of government scientific advice and remain unconvinced.
Government and scientific studies indicate that tuna boat observers are undercounting dolphin mortality in the fishery.
A paradigm of a scientific revolution in Kuhn's sense would be the Copernican revolution.
Deism reflected the scientific paradigm of the times in which the world inexorably and thoroughly followed strict mathematical laws of nature.
The ID folks are constantly telling us that evolution is failing as a scientific paradigm, and that scientists are jumping ship in droves.
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This clash between scientific ideas and paradigms we label science politics.
It then had a major impact on having quantum theory and the Bohr theory of the atom accepted by the British scientific community.
No scientific work can ever address the question of how intelligence arose in a universe of undifferentiated matter.
The proposals that are still on the table represent a fair and workable compromise based on undisputable scientific findings.
Astronomy, geography, and ergonomics are the three scientific bolsterers of Chinese feng shui theory.
These unexplained phenomena have aroused the curiosity of the scientific community.
Public health policy should be based on a thorough and critical review of the scientific evidence by open minds unfettered by custom and dogma.
The scientific evidence that it improves memory is fairly slender, but that doesn't seem to deter many.
With this anti-intellectual attitude, I ought to be mute every time I detect scientific ignorance in a movie's story or set design.
The slide rule is one of the newest scientific instruments which has started to become collectable.
Each begins with the assumption that ancient myths are not myths but historical and scientific texts.
But varying more than one thing at a time in a scientific experiment usually makes the results uninterpretable.
They employ scientific, or philosophical, or literary, or bookish terms that go over their congregations' heads.
It's a picture of all-knowing Newton, the defining scientific mind of world history, staring into the abyss of unknowing.
But the notion that their voices have a purity unmatched by girls is not based on scientific fact, according to a new study.
My work on the origin of the Universe is on the borderline between science and religion, but I try to stay on the scientific side of the border.
As if all that were not enough, new scientific research is beginning to throw up other potential hazards with disposable nappies.
In the scientific story, as in the culinary one, long-term outcomes were unpremeditated.
The botanical specimens and artworks at the Museum are not only of great historical value but also of immense scientific value.
In the various scientific botanical gardens of the Renaissance, scented plants were plumbed for possible alchemical properties.
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Unlike home gardens, botanical gardens include a wide variety of plants cultivated for scientific or educational purposes.
Those with a scientific background of botany should take up a detailed study of endangered plant species to determine why they are dying out.
In short, Kirmani tries to quantify the unquantifiable, and ends up looking like Don Quixote ferociously tilting at the scientific windmill.
Claims of illnesses due to pesticide exposure go unrecorded and very little scientific work in this area has been carried out.
We cannot by scientific investigation prove the order of events of past, unrepeatable, supernatural events.
He had devoted himself too unreservedly to scientific studies ever to be weaned from them by any second passion.
I have just posted here another email from one of my scientific correspondents about unscientific scientists.
Media polls, whether scientific or the online unscientific variety, reflect the job media have done in shaping public opinion.
Being close to us makes this ape a natural for scientific studies, and much time and effort is spent in research.
The natural history of animal inebriation has been documented anecdotally, but has received no scientific attention.
The frenzied opposition to Darwinism today is clearly based upon fear that scientific naturalism will undermine religious faith.
As he demonstrates, scientific naturalism has gradually undermined theological explanations of the world.
But creating this delicious nectar of the gods is not only scientific, but potentially life threatening.
Secondly, science is unable to explain why there are scientific or natural laws or why they are so consistent and dependable.
The first is a scientific encyclopaedia covering logic, natural sciences, psychology, geometry, astronomy, arithmetic and music.
In fact, there is no real scientific evidence to refute natural selection as a valid theory.
He doesn't seem to realise that Richmond Park has been designated a site of scientific interest and a national nature reserve.
Some astrologers claim that scientific research is impersonal or unspiritual or insensitive to deeper truths.
However the research establishment simply see unsubstantiated claims, and a lack of scientific rigour.
Tegner's main scientific research focused on the ecology of kelp forest communities and nearshore marine resources.
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He embraced Hartley's theory of association carrying with it the necessarian doctrine and in 1754 became a scientific determinist.
This has caused many scientists to emigrate, and the brain drain has helped maintain relations with leading scientific institutions.
His scientific interests centered around the nematodes, a group of animals which he probably knew better than any other nematologist of his time.
For social science to seem scientific, the first requirement is that people have numbers.
It is an extension of the evolution of the scientific method in the physical sciences into social science.
My greetings to Dr Brown too for his contribution towards the upliftment of your scientific project.
He has blended scientific approach and analysis in his studies of the soul and sociology of the folk arts of Kerala.
His story combines a hot issue with intrigue, allegations of lying, internet sock puppets, and scientific misconduct.
The scientific explanation for this phenomenon is that soda contains carbon dioxide gas.
Through careful scientific observation, Hutton realised that the Neptunist view could not be true.
The scientific management method consisted of breaking down a business process into component activities.
The panels have been chosen to represent major breakthroughs achieved by the CSIR in scientific research.
Carter, a journalist, has amassed an impressive array of scientific detail, mainly describing the neuroanatomical basis of conscious awareness.
What Descartes saw was that many soluble scientific problems could seem insoluble because of the way they had been formulated.
It is clear that, in our institution, except for neuropathologists, autopsy material is no longer the basis of major scientific production.
The scientific study of the brain and nervous system is called neuroscience or neurobiology.
In other words, Intelligent Design has moved itself further into the realm of scientific vacuity.
They carry data boards and briefcases and boxes filled with scientific paraphernalia.
All this artistic and scientific activity did not, of course, take place in a vacuum.
Used in shamanism, witchcraft, and even poisonous murder, nightshades have a history of both mystical danger and scientific caution.
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The spacecraft then will be ready to serve the scientific community for years to come.
During the show's first few years, minimal scientific research went into the spaceships and weapons that fascinated children.
Hubble is the first scientific mission of any kind that is specifically designed for routine servicing by spacewalking astronauts.
It seems that dear old dad is to be awarded a Nobel Prize for his extensive scientific theorizing.
They really are quite a superstitious race once you strip their thin veneer of scientific polish away.
Perhaps the most venerable and prestigious general scientific journal in the world is Nature.
Generally, the line taken is that although there are certain limitations to scientific knowledge, these are noetic rather than ontic.
The following references are key sources for entry into the primary scientific literature in the fields of bryology and lichenology.
Jemima Lewis in the Telegraph makes some telling points about journalistic iconography and scientific nomenclature.
Today, when we speak of scientific knowledge, we are not referring to a body of propositions that any one person knows to be true.
This explains why qualitative verifications are widely used in the military sphere and scientific research in the World Ocean.
No scientific and independent sources have so far verified the claims of either side.
The introduction of English words into the vernacular dialects will gradually diminish the distance between the scientific and popular language.
Antarctica has been visited only by expeditions with primarily scientific or other non-commercial objectives.
And an argument without evidence is a sorry one indeed, more akin to a creed or dogma than scientific reasoning.
The eating disorders, anorexia nervosa and bulimia nervosa, have received increased scientific and public interest during the past decade.
In fact, the current scientific environment often demands of interdisciplinary team work to develop and test hypotheses involving the biosphere.
The container looked much like a scientific chemical bottle, with a rounded, spherical bottom and an elongated neck.
For the rest of his long life people at scientific conferences would turn away from him, refuse his hand, cut him dead.
Most of the book is objectively descriptive, be the focus spiritual or scientific.
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Beef producers are bullheaded in recommending beef and beefing up scientific evidences to prove their point.
However, the deity's heuristic role in prompting scientific thought should not be confused with its validation.
How to lose your political virginity while keeping your scientific credibility.
The tiny spittlebug, or froghopper, leaped into the scientific spotlight in a July 2003 issue of the journal Nature.
These animations act as visual aids, making the explanation of scientific information and processes much simpler to understand.
The traditional business model in scientific journal publishing is based on subscription charges to readers.
Ballard suggests that courts must, indeed, remain neutral between scientific and non-scientific worldviews.
The public certainly has a right to oppose scientific research on non-scientific grounds.
The first stage is to demarcate scientific interpretations from non-scientific interpretations.
A healthy dose of escapism is what we have here, balanced with a sprinkling of scientific facts.
Arguments for the existence of free will are hard to square with scientific advances which show how to bend the will.
People in towns that are bypassed can breathe cleaner air and sleep easier, a scientific survey has found.
In place of scientific procedure we get a confusing display of theatricality.
The scientific evidence notwithstanding, all US states allow juveniles to be tried as adults for some offenses.
Proven scientific methods of training to get over stage fright and personality development can work wonders in children.
I should say that I'm a stalwart supporter of free software and of open access to the scholarly and scientific literature.
Statistical sampling methods are just like any other kind of scientific instrument in that they must be calibrated against known results.
Spin-off projects came naturally from his ability and regular habit of recognizing valuable nuggets in random scientific observations.
Biorhythm theory is based more on numerology, testimonials and the Forer effect, mass media hype, and intuition than on scientific study.
Working with a qualified nutritionist or trainer means getting safe and scientific advice.
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One can readily accept that sacredness is not determined by the scientific criteria of measurement and analysis of observation.
He's forcing them, the scientific community, to really go forward with these potential breakthroughs, with one hand tied behind their back.
Sometimes, to be sure, one bias or another leads to a violation of the canons of scientific method.
Rather than relying on official scientific publications, however, Cuvier relied on travelers' accounts of the apron and the steatopygia.
The gift shop's offerings bear silent witness to a half century of American scientific discovery.
My scientific background consists of a few relevant Carl Sagan books and hard sci-fi novels.
One proposal being widely discussed in the scientific community is carbon sequestration.
We have the broadest and most applicable scientific knowledge to tackle carbon sequestration.
The cardinal sin in scientific communication is vagueness, not bad grammar.
The scientific name for chiggers is Trombicula mites, and they are also known as harvest mites.
Among its roles are stimulation of scientific research and provision of scientific information to scientists and the general public.
These cartes de visite became hugely popular in the 1860s and brought likenesses of scientific authors before the Victorian public.
Some Cartesians strayed little from Descartes' scientific and metaphysical theories.
The student is not an object of the teacher's efforts, he is a partner searching for the ways leading to scientific truths.
I do not believe in life after death, I accept it as a stone-cold scientific fact, just the same as the world being round and not flat.
If disaster movies are to be the new currency of scientific debate, who will make the case against alarmism?
I've never heard anyone with a sound scientific background argue that it's better for you.
The discovery of open water at the North Pole by an ice breaker cruise ship in mid-August 2000 stunned many in the scientific community.
They conducted all operational and scientific activities aboard the spacecraft.
Galileo's case confronts us with the heaviness and clumsiness of scientific changes due to the social habits of the scientific community.
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There may be good moral arguments for opposing the smacking of children, but they are not to be found in the realm of scientific research.
Seurat proposed making art based upon a scientific understanding of optics and color.
During past scientific breakthroughs and innovations, human society was guided by a sense of optimism about the future.
Its seven scientific instruments will collect data for a full year in orbit around Mercury, an average 58 million kilometres from the sun.
During its nearly 14 years in orbit, Hubble has proven to be one of the most significant and successful scientific instruments in its time.
While in Golden, he was ordained an Episcopal minister and later served residents in Colorado's mining camps during his scientific excursions.
Shermer points out that Copernicus's heliocentric system was, for scientific and ideological reasons, slow to be accepted.
Specimens of minerals, ores, and gemstones began to be saved for their scientific value and as natural curiosities.
This service can be organizationally based in the scientific research center.
It was during these years that Da Vinci hit his stride, reaching new heights of scientific and artistic achievement.
Purists may cavil at the liberties taken with scientific objectivity, but as a memoirist, he is a mensch, a prince among primates.
Its objectives are the advancement of ornithology and the promotion of the scientific study of birds among ornithologists in Europe.
It is true that past scientific orthodoxies have themselves inspired policies that hindsight reveals to be seriously flawed.
She also wrote books on astronomy, compiled tables of positions of celestial bodies and designed several scientific instruments.
Medical technology has enabled scientific medicine to vanquish its rivals in the medical marketplace in the quest for patient patronage and health insurance funds.
The precision, clarity and supposed objectivity of the images established photography as a standard for validity in a regime of truth that valorized scientific precision.
The scientific definition should be value-neutral or value-free.
At every turn, their veracity has been cast into doubt by the scientific community.
There are also scientific works showing that there is a real possibility that our universe is just a small part of a huge multiverse, one of a great many different universes.
That was Occam's razor, a fundamental principle of scientific reasoning.
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It's expected to make users aware of the scientific uncertainties about the use of mobiles and will focus on the potential health hazards to children.
Newspapers and radio call-in shows were awash with the rage of people who spared little thought for the judge's legal and scientific hair-splitting.
Some of these people were animal rights activists who disagreed with cruel treatment of animals in slaughterhouses and animal experiments in the scientific laboratories.
Mercury is used in the manufacture of skin medicine, dental amalgam, plastics, cathartics, paints, fungicides, cosmetics, and scientific instruments.
Near the end of the debate, Nye found his footing, speaking passionately about the joys of scientific discovery.
It deals with the present practice in museography, which is dedicated to distribution of knowledge and realization of modern scientific researches.
He suddenly takes a U-turn and begins to attack Cartesian epistemology, the very basis of research from which this impressive body of scientific knowledge comes.
Each world's resources will further our scientific knowledge and daily living, and it is my dream that a network of trade will be set up within our solar system and beyond.
Unlike the compass, the vane was clearly a scientific instrument, though the sort that comes in the Home Weather Kit you might give your dad shortly after his retirement.
The exact scientific mechanism by which urtication works is still unclear.
One of his unfulfilled ambitions is to write a scientific book on a particular forest and its inhabitants as well as write a book on wildlife photography.
It is a remarkable scientific document which contains his work on mathematics, music, astronomy, calendars, cartography, geology, optics and medicine.
The government's working group on chronic fatigue syndrome and myalgic encephalomyelitis wove patients' assertions into the scientific research in its report.
In secret 1957 meetings at Livermore, he suggested that if you rocketed a nuclear weapon at the Moon all sorts of interesting scientific observations might be secured.
This can be seen through the ages, from ancient folklore and myths such as vampires and ghosts, which still have great power even in modern, scientific times.
As Harley points out, much of the scientific rhetoric of post-Enlightenment cartography was used to maintain systems of state and imperial domination.
After a century of suspicion, ridicule, character assassination and scientific debunking, Freud has not only survived, but grown into a figure of mythic proportions.
She has had a stellar career in the scientific field and if she was married to a garbage collector would be an ornament to the gubernatorial office.
Those are both non-scientific inferences drawn from the scientific theory.
Cooking up scientific explanations of the plagues has been a pastime for years.
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The phenomenon has caught the attention of Nature, one of the most competitive and well-regarded scientific journals.
These men oftentimes made original contributions to scientific endeavor.
More importantly for his reputation, the scientific world was bewildered that a relative unknown had out-thought and out-designed the world's finest minds.
He was a prolific author and actively contributed to the scientific literature on phobias, pain, habit control, anxiety management, healing, bruxism, and hypnotic techniques.
One of the driving principles of magical thinking is the notion that things that resemble each other are causally connected in some way that defies scientific testing.
Shermer distinguishes normal science, nonscience, and borderlands science and lists examples of each, along with his judgment about their scientific validity.
Over the past few decades, the study of telomeres has risen to become a white-hot area of very legitimate scientific research.
Juries have reason to be skeptical, but there is plenty of scientific evidence to suggest that sleepwalkers, or somnambulists, can engage in complex behavior.
Saturn governs theories and scientific law, older persons, depth, patience, timing, tradition, conventionality, orthodoxy and productive use of time.
Products containing guarana, garcinia, and bladderwrack are being touted as effective, although there isn't any scientific evidence that they'll help shed pounds.
Fortunately, scientific questions are not resolved with rhetoric and powerpoint.
Click here for a video of the scientific presentation, complete with powerpoint slides.
Most folks are very ignorant of how scientific knowledge is determined.
The Lewis and Clark expedition of 1804-1806 brought back the first scientific and economic knowledge of a land purchased sight unseen by the United States.
This particular official chooses not to be limited by scientific ontology.
His broad biological knowledge extended far beyond ornithology, and his scientific competence and expertise rewarded him with an international reputation.
In service of these unspecific fears, we would be denying ourselves the fruits of scientific breakthroughs that have already occurred or are much more imminent.
In addition, promising scientific and technological developments are being mothballed because the funds and personnel needed to develop them are no longer there.
Much of his doubt seems to be rooted in an awareness of modern scientific advancements.
It is even less respectable when the economic nostrums proposed are no longer presented as part of scientific economics but are frankly described as political economy.
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The proposed authority will conduct medical and scientific studies and provide information to highlight the health and nutritional aspects of consuming halal meat.
Almost all phenomena can, as we have seen, be explained by a normal scientific explanation in terms of the operation of natural laws on preceding states.
The Auk, their quarterly journal of ornithology, contains the results of original scientific research and book reviews and is one of the foremost in the field.
The problem with this modified theory is that it, too, is unsupported by the medical and scientific literature.
Those for whom scientific integrity is secondary might reject the science faculty's position if they perceive it has been made in an unscholarly or arrogant manner.
The U.S. scientific and engineering enterprise is hemorrhaging talent into other areas at a time when it claims that it can't find workers to fill jobs.
Pacetown writes about scientific and unscientific opinion polls.
Interestingly, the scientific journal Pediatrics reported that PG-13 movies actually have more gun violence than R-rated films.
In addition to its suite of cameras, Skylab was stocked with tons of scientific equipment, including coronagraphs, spectrometers, and ultraviolet and X-ray telescopes.
What really makes them heartsick these days, however, is that they also have to fend off mindless attacks from their scientific colleagues, particularly in Europe.
Mikovits submitted the paper to Science, a preeminent scientific journal, where it was peer reviewed.
There is strong scientific evidence from human trials that omega-3 fatty acids from fish or fish oil supplements significantly reduce blood triglyceride levels.
The scientific controversy is beyond me, but I can recognize the fixed stare, the strained voice-throb and the rigid jaw of a madman at a hundred paces.
Subsequent efforts to enrich the production of literary, scientific, and philosophical works in Castilian, serve to further solidify the prestige of this language.
Delta E is a scientific measure of color change calculated by using a color spectrometer which determines the amount of light refracted back to the instrument.
More than any other fossil collector in the western New York area, Tom paid attention to the scientific aspects of paleontology, stratigraphy, and geology in general.
That is to say, scientism, or what Husserl calls objectivism, overlooks the phenomenon of the life-world as the enabling condition for scientific practice.
Aliens are a common theme both as a dramatic effect in a storyline and as the subject matter of serious newsmagazine programs about scientific exploration and pseudoscience.
We are looking forward to using our extensive experience of investigating the paranormal to analyse the hauntings in an objective and scientific fashion.
Conclusions regarding carcinogenicity in humans or experimental animals are based on expert, scientific judgment, with consideration given to all relevant information.
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Or they can click on links to more detailed information on each species, such as scientific and common names, synonyms, native distribution, and botanical uses.
This agrees with the scientific calculations of risk that I have found.
Certainly if there is any Nobelist in Economics who has lived up to the scientific standards of other Nobel Prizes, Vernon Smith is in keeping with that tradition.
This body also established state scientific research, bringing together hitherto unconnected projects and scientists and enhancing the possibility of successful outcomes.
The tales are models of scientific realism, describing in hauntingly convincing detail what it is like to voyage through the vast, empty reaches of the solar system.
Religion, if it is true, should be able to stand scientific scrutiny.
When a scientific truth arises, it is so because of observational and experimental consensus.
While there is no scientific data to support this contention, there is evidence that all recreational boating, including sailing, can disturb waterfowl.
It is based on a one-sidedly negative account of modern agriculture, scientific and technological experimentation and the track record of big business and government.
The first box holds the experiment insert, which is surrounded by optics, video cameras and different sorts of sensors for observing the scientific phenomena.
The possibility that the Hawaiian Islands become younger to the southeast was suspected by the ancient Hawaiians, long before any scientific studies were done.
William of the President's Council on Bioethics is to be commended for his untiring efforts supporting scientific progress through ethical stem-cell research.
It has been argued that the traditional view of the Earth as a nurturing mother was replaced, after the Renaissance, by the scientific, atomistic and reductionist paradigms.
It is possible both to accept the basic scientific principles of cause and effect and also to believe in the holistic view of the world as a living organism.
Recent scientific literature supports the potential of exosomes as diagnostic markers.
His comments only show his complete lack of understanding of a bilingual education system and of the internationalism of scientific vocabulary.
As I am not a student of petrology or geology, I am not able to describe the land in scientific terms.
Instrumentalism is roughly the position that scientific terms are nothing but conventional verbal devices serving a particular function.
Developed in the 1950s, Fortran was the first programming language widely used to solve scientific and engineering problems.
Closer examination, however, reveals a dismayingly large number of serious flaws in both the methods of analysis and scientific reasoning.
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During the late seventies and early eighties, scientific meetings and seminar discussions became quite heated over Cladistics or Phenetics.
In recent decades, scientific interest in the phenomenon of dissociation has considerably increased.
On its website, it repeats government position statements on incineration rather than taking a critical look at independent scientific studies.
Photoconductive detectors have a wide range of applications, particularly for astronomy and scientific instrumentation.
It was during the twentieth century that the synthesis eugenic ideologies took place, using a scientific rhetoric from the previous period.
When they're not occupied with serious scientific stuff, they can be counted on to help you tell your dog whelk from your limpet.
He dubbed it the Danish Blue, although the species, a new discovery, has has been given the scientific name Mopsitta Tanta.
The scientific name for this kind of mouth segment is a prostomium, Jacobs explains.
The real 'deniers' are Darwinists who insist there is no real scientific debate about life's origins.
To the extent that they are understandable, scientific discoveries are little invalidated by class provenience.
Claudia Hammond looks at the hidden world of ice cream and hears about scientific research into the ice cream headache.
Apart from their scientific prowess, this year's finalists have diverse talents in athletics, arts, and letters.
In some cases, the description of scientific principles in the introduction has been so oversimplified that it borders on being incorrect.
The position of professor at the University of Dorpat was not accepted, though he eagerly corresponded with the scientific community.
Psychiatrist Dorpat takes a stand against punishment on both moral and scientific grounds.
Understanding radioactive waste involves the scientific concept of a half-life and exponential decay functions.
Yoh Staffing Solutions headhunts skilled technical, scientific, engineering and design people in the North West.
Does the scientific study of extrasensory perception, or parapsychology, overturn the scientific worldview?
Now a scientific research technique called Atomic Interferometry is trying to re-write the canon.
He learned to use a scientific calculator for operations that made sense to him, such as exponentiation and messy divisions.
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Hedonic hyperphagia is the scientific term for eating to excess for pleasure, rather than hunger.
In fact, recent scientific studies of this species have concluded that garlic mustard is less an agent of change than a consequence of it.
The IPCC remains deeply committed to providing policymakers with the highest quality scientific assessment of climate change, but we can do more.
Paleoecologist Evan Marshall is part of a scientific team studying the effects of global warming in Alaska's Federal Wildlife Zone.
At his Institute, Beddoes literalizes a spirit of scientific experimentation as he conducts pneumatological experiments into invisible gases.
There are numerous scientific problems associated with any claim of ancestry using genetic markers.
Recent scientific publications about geomagnetic storms highlight another benefit of the beach.
The Responder will be used to collect aerial imagery that will contribute to CGQ's scientific research activities in the geomatics field.
Our scientific mythology admires iconoclasts, those who were ahead of their times in bucking the trends, and brought about paradigm shifts.
The finding was published in a scientific paper published by American Society of Parasitologists in the Journal of Parasitology.
An added scientific benefit is that Burke was able to accurately determine how the electrical resistance of a nanotube depends on its length.
Those who were deemed experts may be, but not in the scientific investigation of electromagnetic wave effects upon living tissue.
The committee of the Kyoto University scientific expedition to the Karakoram and Hindukush, Kyoto Univ.
There is actually a scientific explanation for this apparent daftness called face pareidolia.
Amazon Web Services recognizes Core Informatics as scientific data management provider with APN Life Sciences Competency.
HeLa cells were pivotal in developing a vaccine for polio, among other scientific milestones.
It was this experience that sparked his interest in scientific skepticism, a field he would come to emblemize.
The scientific name of saffron is carcussitous and it placed in iridaceous family.
Jeffrey Allard, vice president and chief scientific officer of Fujirebio Diagnostics.
Japan has continued killing thousands of minke and fin whales under a loophole that allows IWC members to kill whales for scientific research.
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I was privileged to be the SGR beneficiary for the 2011 congress and to present a paper at the scientific forum.
It is well documented, by numerous scientific papers, that wet dirt tracks cause more injuries.
In this unusual alert to species depletion, Sargent's heartfelt concerns for the horseshoe crab illustrate the human side of scientific inquiry.
As a result perpetual motion has been dumped in the scientific world's out-tray for discarded ideas, along with such as the Philosopher's Stone.
All of these displays, however disparate, reinforce Koolhaas's overarchingly scientific rubric and informatic visual strategy.
The question of induction in logic leads us to the general subject of epistemology and the so-called scientific method of Ibn Sina.
Most MPs are innumerate on energy and accept these arguments as proven scientific fact, but they're anything of the sort.
Add to this that the process of hydrolyzation was well documented in scientific journals.
There is little scientific consensus as to why profanities tend to cluster around specific themes.
Although illicit drug use was rising, there was little working scientific knowledge about psychedelics among the chemists assisting law enforcement.
Several prominent Iranian political figures have been accused in recent years of plagiarizing scientific articles or of falsifying their academic credentials.
These latest findings havent been the subject of a scientific publication yet, but Tautavel is recognized as a reference by archaeologists all over the world.
In short, enough scientific evidence exists to cast doubt on the standard definition of brain death as the irreversible absence of all functions of the brain.
Extremophile is the scientific name for organisms that thrive in extreme environments such as very cold or hot temperatures or in the presence of radioactivity.
What is the scientific name for the pupal stage of the butterfly?
His greatest scientific contributions were to the understanding of the pathogenesis of the pneumoconioses and the role of free radicals in lung disease.
Their focus is on discussing the effects of emerging technologies and scientific progress on society with classical free-market ideas and dynamist thoughts on experimentation.
Above all, the corpse, as the impermanent remains of a deceased person, is already an object or a thing, and once plastinated becomes an object of scientific information.
Fourthly, we must organise British industry so that it applies the results of scientific research more purposively to our national production effort.
In this paper, Stathis Psillos argues that scientific realism should be committed to the factualist view of reality and not, in the first instance, to the fundamentalist.

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