Sentences with phrase «scientific purposes there»

Whilst the Japanese are allowed by the International Whaling Commission to hunt for an annual quota of 945 whales for scientific purposes there has been intense global pressure to prevent the whalers from being able to fill their quota.

Not exact matches

But there are some fairly reliable - perhaps even scientific - strategies for conveying purpose with authenticity.

What religion offers: — The opportunity to avoid eternal punishment for not worshiping / believing in my god (not worried enough to care)-- An explanation for the universe and why we are here (I'll take the knowledge gained from the application of the scientific method, but thanks)-- Living forever in heavenly bliss (I am content with this life)-- The opportunity to divide humanity based upon different belief systems (There is enough dividing us already)-- Purpose, a code of ethics, and fulfillment (I have that already, without religion)-- Develop a personal relationship with god (I've never seen or heard from any gods nor have I seen any independantly verified scientifically collected peer reviewed proof.

Later the idea gained ground that we can not «speak of nature apart from human perception in the historical development of knowledge», that all knowledge is «a creative interaction between the known and the knower» and that therefore there is no System of scientific knowledge or of technology which does not have the subjective purposes and faith - presuppositions of humans built into it.

Process - relational thinkers here find scientific backing for their contention that there is an element of freedom, mentality, purpose in anything actual at all, and that needs to be the case in a consistently evolutionary view where the complex forms of life emerge from the simple.

Our universe is not without purpose and there is absolutely nothing in the scientific approach that contradicts the essence of a religious interpretation of reality.

There are exactly parallel views of scientific models that have been held by many contemporary philosophers of science, namely, that models are purely subjective, psychological, and adopted by individuals for private heuristic purposes.

There's no real purpose of the linea nigra — old wives» tales have claimed that it's a way to determine the sex of your baby (if it stops at your navel, it's a boy, but if it goes all the way to your ribs, it's a girl), but there's no actual scientific evidence proving There's no real purpose of the linea nigra — old wives» tales have claimed that it's a way to determine the sex of your baby (if it stops at your navel, it's a boy, but if it goes all the way to your ribs, it's a girl), but there's no actual scientific evidence proving there's no actual scientific evidence proving this.

But the Parks Department had assured folks that as long as he was physically healthy and wasn't a threat to humans or motorists, there was little they could do: There's a ban on capturing and relocating deer in New York State, unless it's for scientific purpthere was little they could do: There's a ban on capturing and relocating deer in New York State, unless it's for scientific purpThere's a ban on capturing and relocating deer in New York State, unless it's for scientific purposes.

Earlier, as part of the activities marking the 80th birthday of the former president, there was an international symposium, where a former United States Ambassador to the United Nations, Andrew Young; a former permanent delegate of Kenya to the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organisation, Dr. Mary Khimulu, and others spoke on the theme: «Purpose and utilitarian values of presidential libraries.»

Indeed, there are many approaches to writing a mystery story and many purposes to a scientific paper.

Many theories have been suggested to explain their meaning and purpose, but so far there's no firm scientific consensus.

One hundred and fifty years ago in Scientific American, the March 1860 issue, we wrote»... gas for interior illumination, it is supposed is a powerful disinfectant, and hence there is no contagion within the circle of its influence» — actually we were then quoting, and then we wrote: «We copy the above sentence for the purpose of disputing the inference that gas will protect people from the smallpox.

In the new survey, some 68 % agreed that «I can accept the use of animals in scientific research as long as it is for medical research purposes and there is no alternative.»

There shall be a Committee on Grants, appointed by the President, with the advice of the Council, consisting of eight members, two appointed annually for a period of four years, which shall award for scientific research such part of the income from the permanent and special funds of the Association as may be appropriated for that purpose by the Council.

There is growing agreement that NASA must make climate and energy research more central to its mission and purpose, and that NASA can play a central global role connecting scientific results with solutions for the planet.

There are many forms of meditation and yoga, all with very specific, scientific purposes.

«There is no definitive scientific evidence based on studies in humans to support the use of acai berry for any health - related purpose.

Our in - depth questionnaire allows us to find out more about you and yes some of our questions maybe deep and meaningful but there is a purpose to our scientific approach.

There is no scientific or research - based evidence that such a link is valid, reliable, or fair for the purpose of teacher evaluation.

There is an exception in the law making it legal to sell baby turtles for educational and scientific purposes.

Despite this, there isn't any scientific evidence we can refer to for the purpose of supporting this claim.

There are going to be those who cynically claim — make cynical claims that contradict the overwhelming scientific evidence when it comes to climate change, claims whose only purpose is to defeat or delay the change that we know is necessary.

In numbers, after all, there is strength, while individuals and small groups are far more vulnerable — and the purpose is two-fold: to undermine the credibility of wider scientific consensus and to discourage other researchers from sticking out their necks and participating in the public discourse over matters of policy - relevant science.

There are no particular advantages of supranational bodes from a scientific perspective unless you wish to control the conclusions for political purposes.

There's no doubt that the very predetermined purpose of the IPCC was to selectively look for arguments against the carbon dioxide and give these arguments a scientific image.

When I called Nurse a liar in a previous comment, I wasn't talking about his scientific claims (of which there are precious few in the programme) but about his explanation of the purpose of the programme, which was completely at odds with the content.