By the time the Yongle emperor had finished building his 10-metre thick walls in the mid-15th century, Beijing was the largest city in the world (a distinction it held until the early 19th century) – a majestic capital of the oldest and richest civilisation on the planet, whose command of science and technology far exceeded that of Europe, which was just emerging from the dark ages.
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At the same time, Tomatis was respected, admired, and loved by his colleagues and fellow public health advocates as a man whose warmth, humor, strength, and sweetness were as compelling as his command of science.
Throughout, Spufford weaves a command of Soviet science, or pseudoscience, with an understanding of the grease within the machine.
As Ms. Nixon so appealingly demonstrates here, first-class stage actresses command the magical science of making those hidden dimensions visible.
likes to think of itself as the guardian of economic orthodoxy: a priesthood that is open only to people who command a complicated science and who are willing to pursue the long-term good of the economy, however much it hurts in the short run.
Now, in an era where most programmers wouldn't touch machine code with a 10-foot pole and most users have never seen a command line, the science has to be hidden.
When will we let science command the "he versus she" communication conversation?
The natural sciences command admiration through the striking successes of the interventions into nature they enable: satellites are sent into space, new tools forged to combat disease.
Once regular contact has been achieved, and engineers better understand the spacecraft's daily thermal and power cycles, they will consider uploading new science commands that were developed over the past month commands that can be performed quickly, in 2- or 3-hour-long bursts, and which do not require Philae's batteries to be charged.
