As we strove to create an exemplary life sciences curriculum modeled after PET, we anticipated that the format would adapt well to biological content; the PET curriculum is based on learning principles that are largely independent of content, and we therefore expected that many aspects of the curricular design would transport easily and well.
Exemplary instances of science are typically to be found in books and papers, and so Kuhn often also describes great texts as paradigms Ptolemy's Almagest, Lavoisier's Traité élémentaire de chimie, and Newton's Principia Mathematica and Opticks (1962/1970a, 12).
He was held up to me as an exemplary figure in science - a man who had made fundamental breakthroughs in nuclear physics, but whose acute sense of moral probity led him in the end to denounce the very advances he had helped make.
This article is dedicated to the memory of late Arina N. Savchenko, the young chemist with exemplary devotion to science despite the long grave illness.
Exemplary works of feminist science criticism by philosophers and historians of science include Bluhm (2013), Haraway (1989), Harding (1986 , 1991 1993, 1998), Lloyd (2006), Longino & Doell (1983), Meynell (2012), Schiebinger (1989), and Wylie (1996).
In NSLPor 2 (M 2vb), he states that universals exist in God's mind as exemplary and formal causes, but science is about universals that exist in and are abstracted from individual things; thus, the ideas (ydee) that exist in God's mind from eternity are of no use to science (NLP I.36, 230 231).
It also recommends that the government help to create 1000 new STEM-focused schools across the country and assist in a $15,000-a-year 15,000-a-year 15,000-a-year 22,000 masalaryath and science teachers with exemplary records of boosting student achievement and participation in science.
Exemplary methodological works generated by feminist science criticism include Altmann (1974) and Eichler (1988).
