Moreover, the local probe nature of the instrument architecture lends itself to the measurement of many important physical properties.
In part that is simply a reflection of the focus and specialisation needed to probe nature's deepest secrets but scientists should be mindful of losing sight of the wider world in which they operate.
The imagination of nature far exceeds the human imagination, which is why, if we want to keep on learning more about nature and want to come closer to addressing those cosmic questions, we will keep on having the courage and fortitude to probe nature on ever finer and ever grander scales.
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An important part of American history is the story of the changing ways that workers probed nature to find out how value could be squeezed from it and how nature reacted to this exploitation.
The artist who probes nature directly with nothing but a brush or pencil is evidently rare these days, which makes the extraordinarily sensitive, small graphite drawings of outdoor scenes by Tom Fairs at K S Art all the more arresting.
No longer the exemplar of Enlightenment rationality, the legendary physicist suddenly became "the last of the magicians". Newton the Alchemist unlocks the secrets of Newton's alchemical quest, providing a radically new understanding of the uncommon genius who probed nature at its deepest levels in pursuit of empirical knowledge.
Rather, Teramobile, as their laser is called, is designed to probe the nature of lightning.
That Proxima b is, relatively, so close makes it an exciting prospect for scientists trying to probe the nature of other planets.
To probe the nature of doggy memory, Fugazza and colleagues employed 17 dogs of various breeds that were used to being trained to copy their owner's movements.
Julian Schnabel's "At Eternity's Gate," starring Willem Dafoe, stands in a lineage of movies that use the painter's tortured life to probe the nature of art.
