Sentences with phrase «essential nature of science»

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The design aims to highlight ApotheCARE Essentials» blending of nature and science and to attract the brand's target consumers, women who know what their look is and obsess over improving their hair and skin a little bit every day, Seal said.

As molecular biologist Rana Dajani explains in a 2011 Nature editorial, the political and religious environment in most Arab states currently «fails to sustain creativity, curiosity and striking out into the unknown — all of which are essential for science to flourish.»

St. Thomas described the philosophy of nature as the intelligible essential knowledge of ens mobile (being capable of motion, i.e. change) and modern science as empirical accidental knowledge of physical reality.

Recently, in an article published in the journal Nature Energy, lead author Yong Yan, an assistant professor in the Department of Chemistry and Environmental Science, reported a key breakthrough in the basic science essential for progress toward thiScience, reported a key breakthrough in the basic science essential for progress toward thiscience essential for progress toward this goal.

On the subject of antigravity (19 April, p 34), understanding the essential nature of forces that act at a distance, such as magnetism and gravity, must be one of the most exciting challenges in science.

Specifically, she has convincingly demonstrated that the emotional expression of fear memories can be neutralized in humans (e.g., Nature Neuroscience, 2009), and which conditions are essential for this to occur (e.g., Science, 2013).

This guide provides a closer look at the science of hay — how and where it's grown, how it can vary based on factors of nature, the anatomy of a hay plant, and the essential role hay plays in the daily health of small herbivores.

There are many subtle undercurrents in the case that can't be adequately summarized here but are beautifully laid out by Stephen S. Hall of Nature in a long feature that is essential reading if you care about the tough intersection of uncertain science and risk management in disaster hot spots.

I attribute this to the fact that the science ranges from ambiguous to questionable, which is the ESSENTIAL NATURE of long time scale, future looking, environmental impact assessment.

These include disclosure of leaked emails from the Climate Research Unit (CRU): incorrect and inappropriate data and methods of the IPCC: and Nature not cooperating by invalidating predictions — accurate predictions are essential validation of the science.