After 1860, Agassiz had few scientific allies at Cambridge.
Darwin succeeded in persuading only one of his close scientific allies, the botanist Joseph Hooker, that selection was the chief engine of evolution.
Seven decades ago, Einstein and his scientific allies imagined ways to prove that quantum mechanics, the strange rules that describe the world of the very small, were just too spooky to be true.
Thompson died in 2001, aged 69, but some police instructors are now once again emphasising the value of communication in avoiding combat, advocating scientific analysis allied with realistic training to prepare officers to handle stressful situations.
I had always been sceptical of claims that the scientific establishment allied with dark political and commercial forces conspired to destroy him, but after looking into the history of the events that surrounded his dismissal and from talking to him I have begun to change my view.
"We're going to see more of an integration into allied scientific roles, whether they be in the food sector or the pharmaceutical industry".
Either these artists blindly assumed that a method that was "scientific" must be allied to social progress, or the political posturing was actually an alibi for aestheticising the predicament of the working class.
These guidelines are aimed at institutions, such as National Neurological and/or Headache Societies, European Neurological Societies or allied scientific organizations that are planning to organize headache teaching courses at postgraduate level.
We're all for Mother Nature and scientific advances as allies, not adversaries, and we like the way Brain Farm uses technology to capture the feeling of wide-openess and wonder we feel when entering a beautiful outdoor space like a national park.
Intelligent design was widely perceived as being allied with scientific creationism, the notion that scientific facts can be adduced in support of the divine creation of the various forms of life.
