His explications of scientific concepts can be equally reductionist, as when he mentions "edge effect".
"If monastics are not aware of scientific concepts, they can't communicate and collaborate," said Lobsang Negi, director of the Emory Tibet Science Initiative.
In recent years, aware of scientific concepts, she refers to them in simplified compositions that breathe serenity of spirit, as in "Whence and Where To" (2000).
The green movement, with its socially responsive environmental conscience, and the incorporation of scientific concepts in everyday objects are two other areas represented here.
Every two weeks we'll be trying to break down a range of scientific concepts into six-second vines, which we'll launch on the Guardian Vine account and here in the Notes & Theories blog.
"Our world is completely transformed through the application of scientific concepts which could not even be conceived of at the time the society was founded," said Rees. "New questions come into focus as old ones are answered.
A growing number of cognitive scientists now believe that this cocktail-shaker approach could improve students' comprehension of a wide array of scientific concepts, whether chemical bonds, parallel evolution, the properties of elementary particles or pre-algebra.
But despite Burtin's many important achievements — most notably his keen visualizations of scientific concepts in both print and three-dimensional media — he is not as widely appreciated today as others in his generational circle, even though he earned many prestigious design jobs.
Einstein learned about the historicity of scientific concepts from Mach.
Answering that question involves a remarkable confluence of scientific concepts.
For the logical clarification of scientific concepts, statements and methods liberates one from inhibiting prejudices.
