Gathered in number, they are a body of work that has been (to borrow a memorable verb from the earth sciences) "ground-truthed": walked and watched into words over 60 years.
Oberlin has a strong tradition of advancing the human condition through the arts and sciences grounded in critical thinking, boundary explorations and active civil engagement.
This paper investigates the adaptation of a real-world linear system solver, which plays a central role in the data processing of the Science Ground Segment of ESA's astrometric Gaia mission.
Because he was one of the first to abandon scholastic Aristotelianism, because he formulated the first modern version of mind-body dualism, from which stems the mind-body problem, and because he promoted the development of a new science grounded in observation and experiment, he has been called the father of modern philosophy.
The purpose of the conference was "to promote an informed dialog about evolutionary science grounded in a mutual respect for differences in ideas, cultures and religious beliefs".
There's a lot of scope for people coming in at an earlier level who look to combine a basic science grounding with experience in business or development work".
For Nelson, a philosophy is naturalized when it is commensurable with the actual history and contemporary practice of science, grounded in sciences relevant to theories of theorizing, e.g., psychology, cognitive science, biology, and/or sociology, and it explains consensus and dissent, progressive and less than progressive episodes, in the same terms.
Thus if phenomenology is to be a 'rigorous science' grounded only in what does not go beyond our experience, it must limit its study to objects of 'immanent perception', the meaningful series of (actual and possible) contents of consciousness rather than any supposedly transcendent objects presented by them.
But what I'm talking about here is science, grounded in real down-to-earth research.
Issues of LGBT equality, climate change and reproductive rights -- all frequently challenged on religious or anti-science grounds -- also will be in the spotlight.
To change the system, Dr. Fang and Dr. Casadevall say, start by giving graduate students a better understanding of science's ground rules — what Dr. Casadevall calls "the science of how you know what you know".
