When I stood back as a noninterfering experimental scientist, I was, in a sense, as drawn into the power of the situation as any prisoners and guards.
When a material undergoes a phase transition, say from a conductor to superconductor, an experimental scientist would see a sudden spike in the electrical current.
Boyle and Dear interpret the myth as a story about fathers and sons "and by extension about the responsibility of the experimental scientist to his and her findings".
Theirs were opposite temperaments, united by royalism and loyalty to Wren: Evelyn the polished, liberal gentleman, excellently read but not a technician and not strapped for cash; Hooke, cross-grained, combative, sexually troubled, but not a lesser experimental scientist than Wren, and not a bad architect either.
Zola's work notes are fragmentary, and his public statements about the novel are all distorted by their polemical purpose particularly the essay "Le Roman expérimental" (1880; "The Experimental Novel"), in which he developed a parallel between the methods of the novelist and those of the experimental scientist.
1401 Kues, Germany August 11, 1464 Todi, Papal States Nicholas Of Cusa, German Nikolaus Von Cusa, Latin Nicolaus Cusanus (born 1401, Kues, Trier died Aug. 11, 1464, Todi, Papal States), cardinal, mathematician, scholar, experimental scientist, and influential philosopher who stressed the incomplete nature of man's knowledge of God and of the universe.
One century later, Robert Hooke, one of the greatest experimental scientists of the seventeenth century, repeated the Vesalius's experimentation using a strangled chicken model, which was ventilated by bellows.
"Most of the experimental scientists of the 17th century did".
However, each simulation must be validated by experimental scientists in a laboratory setting.
Experimental scientists were slow to accept the new work, Dr. Warshel said.
Experimental scientists, who look very deeply at narrow areas of science, with all the appropriate caveats and controls, will have no time for Aristotelian musings.
