"Simply counting how many you see in a 15-minute period is of scientific value," says Moore.
The presiding judge, Peter Tomka, said at the time that Jarpa II – the name given to Japan's research programme in the Antarctic since 2005 – had produced little of scientific value.
Those bones turned soft; you could still see tissue, skin and knotted hair, as well as bits of clothing, relics of a ghastly prehistoric age, of scientific value, eagerly sought as fodder for bog-bodies stories, like the one of a young girl whose face was covered with a strip of cloth in punishment for some atrocity that could scarcely be imagined.
Under Romanian law, prisoners can shave 30 days off their jail terms for every book of scientific value that they have published – and it is an opportunity being seized by many white-collar prisoners in a country engaged in an unprecedented crackdown on corruption.
Even so, critics doubt China will find much new of scientific value on the lunar surface, and suspect the mission has more to do with boosting the country's prestige and preparing for the even greater prestige-boost of a manned lunar landing.That cynicism has been enhanced by some overblown claims.
Further disillusioned by the continuing violence between labor and capital, by the slaughter of World War I and the ramshackle peace cobbled together at Versailles, he stepped up his old quest for certainty, for "facts of scientific value" that would solve all social questions.
But even still some of the info sent back is still of scientific value.
Nevertheless, some observations of scientific value were made about the low-temperature conversion of asphaltenes.
As for unoccupied space projects, the international space station was sold as a scientific research laboratory and has produced nothing of scientific value, he said.
Another directive would require NIH to certify to the HHS secretary that every grant it funds is "of scientific value" and will impact public health.
