In other words, Aristotle does not psychologize nature because his study of the natural world is based on a teleological model that is consciously free from psychological factors.
While this room is dedicated to the study of the natural world, it appears unnatural.
He began with study of the natural world and used evidence gained from experience or experimentation to support his arguments.
He uses the principles he finds from the study of the natural world — those of interaction and interdependence — and extends them to urban life, often citing Jane Jacobs.
But other researchers think he has made a major advance in prebiotic chemistry, the study of the natural chemical reactions that preceded the first living cells.
In the 1990s he led the first study of the natural habitat of the anaconda in Venezuela.
He also wrote Four Dissertations (1757), which he regarded as a trifle, although it included a rewriting of Book II of the Treatise (completing his purged restatement of this work) and a brilliant study of "the natural history of religion".
Overall, Boyle argued so strongly for the need of applying the principles and methods of chemistry to the study of the natural world and to medicine that he later gained the appellation of the "father of chemistry".
This was an observational study of the natural history of SRC, incorporating a structured patient questionnaire.
A study of the natural out-of-plane vibrations of circular curved beams on elastic foundations is presented.
A study of the natural neuromuscular systems reveals a complexity which can only in part be realised today with technology.
