Sentence examples for a certain scientific from inspiring English sources
Everest's bland profile twenty miles away lent a certain scientific authority to the multiple spottings of Jon Krakauer's "Into Thin Air".
More than perhaps anyplace else, the Valley's investors and technologists tend to view failure with a certain scientific objectivity, as if setbacks are heuristic tools leading to further research and discovery.
The Nebula stage, "where new stars are born", is the arena for up-and-coming musicians; the Roots stage, situated in nearby woodland, covers folky and acoustic acts; and the Lovell stage, directly behind the famous telescope, will host the headliners, all of whom have a certain scientific flavour.
Someone who is an authority on a certain scientific theory or natural phenomenon?
There is a certain scientific culture that is difficult to relate to for a nonscientist," he says.
In other words, it is possible that a certain scientific process is valid in terms of evidential criticism, but it may nevertheless violate scientific objectivity regarding contextual values.
By W. E. Farbstein The New Yorker, January 2 , 1943 P. 31A listing of certain scientific discoveries which would seem to stand a good chance of being the last words on their respective subjects.
A charting of some singular excuses recently offered in our law courts A charting of some of the notches which civilians have been asked to take in their belts during this war without causing anyone to feel… A listing of certain scientific discoveries which would seem to stand a good chance of being the last words on their respective subjects.
The second condition indicates the usage of a scientific law (an accepted theory) and a reference to why it can be applied for a certain explanation (scientific laws and basic conditions are called the explanans).
Certain scientific fields require a special type of brilliance, according to conventional wisdom.
Although PDAs (as opposed to smartphones) are relatively rare these days, there's still a large need for them in certain scientific and professional pursuits.
