Sentence examples for scientific arrangements from inspiring English sources

But 84 years after Accum's early findings on adulteration, the UK and US were arriving at institutional, legal and scientific arrangements that worked for citizens and businesses alike.

The beauty of these greenhouses derives from their scientific arrangement by climatic zones and from the landscaping, which includes a profusion of vines and underplantings that makes the planting benches appear to float in a sea of green.

In Holland Rembert Dodoens (1517 1585), in Stirpium Historiae (1583), included descriptions of many new species from the Netherlands in a scientific arrangement and in England William Turner (1515 1568) in his Libellus De Re Herbaria Novus (1538) published names, descriptions and localities of many native British plants.

Research targets such as gnotobiotic model organisms become reproducible units within techno-scientific arrangements.

In his plan Bacon had achieved more than a thoroughly scientific and acceptable arrangement of the contents of an encyclopaedia; he had ensured that the encyclopaedists would have a comprehensive outline of the scope of human knowledge that would operate as a checklist to prevent the omission of whole fields of human thought and endeavour.

Scientific and technological collaborative arrangements and agreements turn into a crucial channel for transferring knowledge internationally.

It focused on individual agents rather than teams and communities of scientists, and paid little attention to the social norms and arrangements governing scientific activity.

Unlike the cool beige brick and stone of the Dakota, the Navarro Flats buildings were hot-red brick set off against a wild cliff of stone-trimmed arches, turrets, gables and other features — an arrangement that Scientific American called "most unsatisfactory" in 1884.

Biological classification, the hierarchical arrangement of scientific names of organisms, constitutes the core infrastructure of biological databases.

Biological classification, the hierarchical arrangement of scientific names of organisms, provides keywords and links to catalogue and organize biological information (Patterson et al. 2014).

TI participated in the design of the study and arrangement of scientific funding.