Thus, it is sometimes suggested that the routine method of conjoining theoretical claims from different scientific theories (as, for example, when earth scientists draw on parts of physics and chemistry) would not make sense unless there was a serious commitment to the approximate truth of the theoretical principles.
Pillsbury owns Green Giant, and the prospect of being able to draw on that company's scientists (and patents) has planted agronomic fantasies in the fevered brain of the former farmer: broccoli specifically bred for organic production ("We've never had anything like that!"); an organic version of Niblets, Green Giant's popular proprietary corn; carrots bred for extra vitamin content.
The development of tools that will allow us to manipulate individual molecules will draw on the skills of scientists from many different disciplines.
Fifty years after the International Geophysical Year, it seems timely to review the observations of the event from today's perspective, and to draw on the recollections of scientists who were active at the time.
But social scientists can draw on its conceptual toolkit to explore the relationships among unexpected political alignments, economic stagnation and partisan stalemate.
The C.I.A. runs the program and arranges for the scientists to draw on federal surveillance equipment, including highly classified satellites of the National Reconnaissance Office.
We draw on our experience as social scientists embedded in a major UK scientific programme on 2G biofuels where a key aspect of our work is to explore different stakeholder assessments of the sustainability of biofuels in the UK, in the context of a global bioenergy system.
In Fig. 6 we draw on a bidimensional plane each scientist of our random sample (empty circles), together with the Nobel Prize Laureates considered (full circles).
In other cases, philosophers draw on experimental results produced by social scientists.
Because the question regarding priorities about potential environmental causes of breast cancer was omitted in the 2007 survey of scientists, when we draw on these data in our results, we do not make an argument regarding change over time, and the data are limited to the scientists surveyed in 2005 and advocates in 2005 and 2007.
