Sentence examples for scientific custom from inspiring English sources

By scientific custom, if the latest discovery is confirmed elsewhere, the element will receive an official name and take its place in the periodic table of the elements, the checkerboard that begins with hydrogen, helium and lithium and hangs on the walls of science classrooms and research labs the world over.

CAS-PGE uses these software to stage file input and metadata; to allow for automatically selected and optimal data movement services; to seamlessly execute IDL, Matlab, Python, R and other custom scientific codes; to perform automatic metadata and text extraction from the scientific algorithm outputs; and finally to capture of workflow provenance and metadata as produced by the algorithm.

Social network analysis seems a useful method to explore and visualize the subtle scientific norms and customs in research centers and hidden structural and functional sources of their success or failure.

They were also taken to task for not having first submitted their findings for peer review, the custom for scientific literature.

"Ethnography is not just a form of scientific description of the customs and lives of supposedly distant cultures and peoples," he said.

The British chef Heston Blumenthal's restaurant, The Fat Duck, in Berkshire, is a case in point, with specially designed vials for tasting and an extraordinary level of attention to detail Ethnography: the scientific study of the customs of individuals or groups, as part of the discipline of anthropology.

Mice were scanned with a dedicated small animal 7 Tesla Varian Magnex Scientific MR scanner with custom-designed pulse sequences and radiofrequency (RF) coils using standard methods.

Offline analysis of electrophysiology was performed using Clampfit v9.0 (Molecular Devices, Mini Analysiss Program v6.0 (Synaptosoft, Decatur GA), Axograph X (Axograph Scientific, Berkeley CA), and custom-written software routines (Source code 1) in Matlab 7.10.0 or R2010a (Mathworks, Natick MA).

Mr. Abbate, 30, is the manager of custom publishing for Scientific American magazine in New York and a performer and composer on the viola and guitar.

Animals were placed in a comprehensive laboratory animal monitoring system for measurements at 20°C (Columbus Instruments, Ohio, USA) or Metatrace system for measurements at 5°C, 24°C, and 30°C (Creative Scientific, UK) attached to a custom-built oxygen and carbon dioxide monitoring system (Minimox system built by P. Murgatroyd).

Finite volume discretization of space, and implicit time discretization are accepted custom in engineering and scientific computing.