Ficino was a staunch believer in the humoral science, adapting it for a scholarly lifestyle manual he published in 1489.
It comes down directly from State and nation-building models developed by the socio-political sciences, adapted to the different distribution of power democracy imposes if compared with monist or oligarchic regimes.
It consists of an open system of theories from the geological and biological sciences (adapted from the title page of Julian Huxley's book of 1942 wherein the term "evolutionary biology" was introduced).
PbS was used as the primary model for a middle school science curriculum adapted by the tools and mindsets of the maker movement.
Most of the available Service Engineering models, methods and tools come from traditional engineering, business and computer science approaches adapted to the Service System or Product-Service System.
Against this backdrop, the 16- to 18-year-olds will study for a two-year associated science degree adapted from the diploma and higher diploma courses the academy runs in Britain, and validated by the University of Central Oklahoma.
To facilitate identification of key asthma candidate genes relevant to regulatory health science, we adapted the following criteria: The gene product must be relevant to the pathophysiology of a clearly defined and consistent phenotype.
This emerging field of contemplative education is a secular, evidence-based one, drawing on new research in neuroscience, cognitive science and developmental science, and adapting practices from contemplative traditions in secular ways that can work for teachers and classrooms.
He encouraged international exchanges of knowledge embracing Western sciences and adapted them to his needs.
In the future, the journal must be ready to address emerging areas in environmental health science and adapt to changes in how science is communicated to a diverse audience.
Ergonomics is the science of adapting workplaces to ensure worker safety.
