The encyclopedia-model took into account the presence within science of uneliminable and imprecise terms from ordinary language and the social sciences and emphasized a unity of language and the local exchanges of scientific tools.
Trump pulled the United States out of the Paris Agreement in June, and his leadership on the issue has been a devastating blow to decades of scientific research and global unity on the climate fight. .
As recently as 2005, the Environment and Forestry Ministry announced plans to correct the "ill intent" of scientific nomenclature that violated "Turkish unity": thus, the species of deer known as Capreolus capreolus armenus became Capreolus capreolus capreolus.
The social dimension of the epistemology of scientific disciplines relies on institutional unity.
The environmental focus in this kind of scientific enquiry demonstrates the ultimate unity of the subject matter of science.
There is in nature a regularity, unity, and wholeness that implies objective laws, without which the pursuit of scientific knowledge would be absurd.
Bridgman's ambivalence about conceptual unity elicited a serious worry about the systematic import of scientific concepts and theories, most astutely expressed by Hempel (1966, 91 97).
The emergence of a distinctive tradition of scientific thought addressed the question of unity through the designation of a privileged method, which involved a set of concepts and language.
This is a highly holistic conception of concepts and it depends on thinking of the body of scientific commitments as a whole, as a unity.
He thinks that he has discovered the philosophical grounds of Spencer's true coherence, and he hands out academic demerits to the commentators who have missed the underlying unities of Spencer's scientific, philosophical, ethical, psychological, sociological, and political writings.
