Sentence examples for scientific demonstrations from inspiring English sources
PPPL has a variety of portable scientific demonstrations and experiments that staffers bring to public events and school classrooms.
A large terrace at the back of the building, to be used for scientific demonstrations and social gatherings, will open onto a future Biology Chemistry Quad.
The displays can be viewed from 10 30 a.m. to noon; activities for families, including scientific demonstrations and a resource fair, follow from noon to 3 p.m. Free admission.
Here are just a few of the features that can be found in various New York bars these days: Bacon-infused cocktails, girls swimming in tanks, a lively game of boccie, a staff of mostly drag queens, leather-bound books, scientific demonstrations, vintage video games and a $10 manicure-and-martini manicure-and-martini manicure-and-martini
Goya's depiction of a sleeping man – the artist – assailed by monsters of the night is an image of reason's frailty made at the end of the Enlightenment, the great 18th century movement that sought to change the world with encyclopaedias, scientific demonstrations and the first factories.
In his 25 years on the Boulder Campus Planning Commission, Bartlett advocated for innovations as simple as 1-inch diameter chalk to ensure students could see what was being written on the classroom board and as complex as rotating stages in classrooms that allow scientific demonstrations to be used in one class and set up for the next simultaneously.
"It's a scientific demonstration, but it's a sort of a stake in the ground".
Posterior Analytics (two books), presenting Aristotle's theory of "scientific demonstration" in his special sense.
Most of all, Land believed in the power of the scientific demonstration.
Stoic logicians, like the Megarians, were not especially interested in scientific demonstration in Aristotle's special sense.
It opens the way to the construction of an experiment that promises the scientific demonstration of controlled fusion energy production.
