Примеры использования Scientific hypothesis на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Ah, it's more of a scientific hypothesis, really.
It is impossible to avoid the impression that this is not an ordinary scientific hypothesis.
Just my scientific hypothesis, but all these roaches, I would say we're being led to the Horseman of Pestilence.
However, this point of view is not even a scientific hypothesis today.
Looking at him, you believe, as the scientific hypothesis states, that ancestors of American Indians came from Baikal….
We understand what a scientific theory is only when we understand what a scientific hypothesis is.
This statement is not a fantasy or a“scientific hypothesis” but a fact observed with clairvoyance in many cases of diseased people.
Karl Popper's The Logic of Scientific Discovery proposed falsificationism as a criterion under which scientific hypothesis would be tenable.
He also states that Deutsch does not present"a live scientific hypothesis," but" mood informed by profound and imaginative reflection on the best and most advanced science we have.
He noted that participants in the first discussion,"Taking stock", had provided concrete evidence of the actual impact of climate change andconfirmed that the world is moving well out of the realm of theory and scientific hypothesis and into the field of actual impacts.
Or the other"scientific" hypothesis coupled with the recently adopted belief that there exists no"vital principle" whatever, but only vital phenomena, which can all be traced to the molecular forces of the original protoplasm.
Dawkins argues that"the existence of God is a scientific hypothesis like any other.
One day it will be found that the scientific hypothesis does not answer after all; and then it will follow the corpuscular theory of light, and be consigned to rest for many scientific eons in the archives of all exploded speculations.
Dear friends, if we are talking of the global ethics,it can again be a scientific hypothesis and questions are still more than answers here.
The article developes and proves a scientific hypothesis that strengthening the integration processes in the market space causes its institutionalization, and thus leads to the issues of proliferation of the free market players as a result of a division of spheres of influence between the major financial-industrial groups and corporations.
The late Victor Stenger proposed that the personal Abrahamic God is a scientific hypothesis that can be tested by standard methods of science.
More and more, as chemical and physical sciences progress,does this Occult axiom find its corroboration in the world of knowledge; the scientific hypothesis, that even the simplest elements of matter are identical in their nature, and differ from each other only in consequence of the various distributions of atoms in the molecule or speck of substance, or of the modes of its atomic vibration, gains more ground every day.
At the end of his report professor Magli concludes this information should be treated as a scientific hypothesis only, because many points are still to be clarified.
The encyclical issues a clear no to another scientific opinion popular at the time,polygenism,"the scientific hypothesis that mankind descended from a group of original humans.
But in such case most of the scientific hypotheses are no better than"phantoms of the mind";
It may answer scientific hypotheses very well, but the question is whether it answers as well to truth, and represents a fact in nature?
The plants and animals now known, in almost numberless varieties and species,have all developed, according to scientific hypotheses, from primitive and far fewer organic forms.
They will also analyse similarities and differences between the Earth andMars in order to verify scientific hypotheses, test ferromagnetic properties of the soil and many other.
Twenty five years ago, when the first scientific hypotheses and models on climate change were being put into the broader public arena, the world in some ways turned away and said:"Oh, here we have another doomsday scenario.
Since the ages of the Sun, of the planets, and of the Earth,as they are stated in the various scientific hypotheses of the Astronomers and Physicists, are given elsewhere below, we have said enough to show the disagreement between the ministers of Modern Science.
Bathymetric maps prepared primarily for scientific use, or perhaps for the exploitation of marine resources, may take into consideration data other than bathymetric,as well as scientific hypotheses in their objective of showing the morphology(shape) of the sea floor as realistically as possible.
The article provides an overview of archaeological study of Vetluga region territory, including the history of the field research, key scientific works focusing on materials fromthe studied medieval sites, as well as scientific hypotheses built on these sources.
The author of World-Life is right, andthere is no extravagance in believing as we do, that as, on scientific hypotheses, there may be to this day"psychic natures enshrined in indestructible flint and platinum," so there were psychic natures enshrined in forms of equally indestructible Primeval Matter- the real forefathers of our Fifth Race.
It allows set new scientific goals and tasks for young scientists, to vary between practice sources of previous generations in combination with the newest technologies of the present,to make bold scientific hypotheses with traces of a futurological imagination, and to carry out other actions aimed at obtaining optimum decisions for life support.
After completion of the course Masters acquire skills: self-planning and conducting research work on topical issues of agriculture and crop production; the procedure to create and use models to predict various processes and phenomena taking place at the same qualitative and quantitative analysis and synthesis; pedagogical skills; conducting research on various aspects of agronomy;in the analysis of experimental data and scientific hypotheses judgments; in the learning, teaching, educational occupations.