Sentence examples for scientific meaning from inspiring English sources
"He just wanted to figure out the scientific meaning of it".
"Our view here is the concept of planet has little to no scientific meaning or pedagogical value," Dr. Tyson said.
For example, one plausible scientific meaning for "nothing" is "empty space": space with no elementary particles in it.
But "planet" does not have a well-defined scientific meaning, said Dr. Neil deGrasse Tyson, director of the museum's Hayden planetarium.
This led him to the "operational" approach to scientific meaning, discussed in his first philosophical book, The Logic of Modern Physics (1927, reprinted 1960).
Like weed, a plant not wanted in a garden, microbe is often a more useful term than one with a precise scientific meaning.
Michael Manely, a lawyer for the American Civil Liberties Union who represents five parents, argued that singling out evolution as "not a fact" was untrue and sent a religiously motivated message disparaging it and that students might not understand the difference between the popular and scientific meanings of a theory.
In some cases, definitions contrary to accepted scientific meanings were given.
Such terms therefore should be used carefully by teachers, and their scientific meanings distinguished from their common meanings.
Research on combustion and flame spreading behaviors in a system with forced air flow is crucial for actual fire protection design and scientific meanings.
The penetration behavior and trajectory of drag anchors in seabed soils is not only a complicated engineering problem, but also an interesting topic with lots of scientific meanings.
