Organization of scientific research in the industrial laboratories is such that often many persons contribute to the development of an improvement.
Scientific research is no longer monopolized by educational institutions.
Filaments are now made into many shapes and the greatest strides in artificial lighting have been due to scientific research on a huge scale.
Curie is thus the first person to be twice singled out for the world 's highest financial recognition of scientific research.
After explaining his position in favour of scientific research, the editor refers to a recent discussion on vivisection in London: "Dr.
Now, marked lines of likeness appear between this relatively simple judgment and the far more involved ones of scientific research.
It is in dealing with this latter type of questions that logical theory has taken a turn which separates it widely from the theoretical implications of practical deliberation and of scientific research.
I recur again to the standpoint of naive experience, using the term in a sense wide enough to cover both practical procedure and concrete scientific research.
In the moral life one can ask or hope for complete exemption from the risk of self-deception with as little reason as in scientific research.
This teleological explanation, of which we conceive the phenomena of variation to be susceptible, we will render amenable to all the canons of scientific research.
The factors, however, which we have retained must be conceded to be immeasurably more amenable to the canons of scientific research, upon the theory of reversion, than when they are adduced to subserve the hypothesis of evolution.
We are quite safe always in affirming that the Bible never contradicts science; that where it does not incidentally confirm the results of scientific research it abstracts from the teaching of science.
England also will be compelled, by the necessities of human progress and the advance of foreign intellect, to determine and recognize the proper value of scientific research as a basis of progress.
There is probably not an art, manufacture, or process, which is not largely due to scientific discovery, and if we trace them back to their source we nearly always find them originate in scientific research.
The long time that elapsed between the first and the second of these awards affords an illustration of the backwardness of scientific research in America during the greater part of the first century of our independence.
This feeling is not logical, for very few have ever met or seen a scientist, fewer still have ever seen the inside of a scientific laboratory, and hardly any have ever seen scientific research in the making.
Turning to the sphere of scientific research, we find electricity playing a role in the development of modern thinking remarkably similar to its part as a labour-force in everyday life.
Accordingly, if the scientist remained within the limits thus prescribed for consciousness, it was only consistent to refuse to make anything beyond these limits an object of scientific research.
It passed his understanding as a scientist why anything should be regarded in advance as outside the scope of scientific research.
Scientific research is not concerned with questions of philosophy.
There are certainly risks attached to the popularisation of the results of scientific research.
The behaviour of the two men was worthy of the highest traditions of scientific research.
He says that to suppose that a Christian "must either renounce his confidence in the achievements of scientific research or abandon his faith in Scripture is a monstrous perversion of Christian freedom.
For an excellent statement regarding the application of scriptural standards to scientific research in the Middle Ages, see Kretschemr, Die physische Erdkunde im christlichen Mittelalter, pp.
If psychoanalysis were as unsuccessful in all other forms of nervous and psychological disease as it is in the case of the obsession, it would nevertheless remain fully justified as an irreplaceable method of scientific research.
In scientific research it is more fruitful to attempt what happens to be before one at the moment and for whose investigation there is a discoverable method.
The Admiralty minute of 1849 had promised either money assistance for publishing or speedy promotion as an encouragement to scientific research in the Navy, especially by the medical officers.
Meanwhile, weary of official delay, Huxley had conceived the idea of writing direct to the Duke of Northumberland, then First Lord of the Admiralty, whom he knew to take an interest in scientific research.
The second object of the association as declared by the founders was "to give a stronger and more general impulse and a more systematic direction to scientific research in our country.
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