Examples of using Scientific view in English and their translations into Hebrew
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From a scientific view.
On the other hand,we don't know how to accommodate it into our scientific view of the world.
By full range of scientific views,- he's including Genesis, right?
The 100-inch Hookertelescope at Mt Wilson fundamentally changed the scientific view of the Universe.
It is entirely impossible today for the scientific view of the world for one to think of man in relation to the cosmos.
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Reaching its zenith in the nineteenth century,this nature-maya gradually emerged together with the natural scientific view of the world.
What is your scientific view?
It was used by Edwin Hubble to makeobservations with which he produced two fundamental results which changed the scientific view of the Universe.
Thus even the ignorance in which man is left through the natural scientific view of the world has in a certain sense something good about it.
The Hooker was used by Edwin Hubble to makeobservations from which he produced two fundamental results that changed the scientific view of the Universe.
Every scientific view of this kind will run into difficulty when it has to give reasons for why we make one or another connection between thoughts.
But there was one piece of evidence that convinced Wegener that the prevailing scientific view must be wrong… the Earth itself.
They know, on the basis of their scientific view of the world, that it is mere nonsense, as they say, to suppose that what a human being does, what men do in their relationships, could cause events to occur in the elemental sphere.
When Thomas and Albertus had to develop their philosophies,there was as yet no scientific view of the world.
It undertakes to show that what we set forth as Goethe's scientific views is capable of being established upon its own self-sufficing foundation.
Man feels that they have gotten the answers from science so whatever issue arises,they try to prove or accept it based on their scientific views.
Among the many possible approaches,I have selected what could be an objective and scientific view of the matter based on the aspects which I will enumerate here.
So with the scientific view or my father's view, which is that we should look to see what's true and what may not be true… well, once you start doubting, which I think is a very fundamental part of my soul.
Such a person does not look at the issues from the perspective of truth andin most cases they want to rely on scientific views and knowledge or scientific answers to solve problems; but they don't rely on God and they do not seek God.
This study investigates whether engaging college students(nÂ=Â 42) in a knowledge building environment would help them work as a community to construct their collective knowledge of history of science and, accordingly,develop a more informed scientific view.
For the reality postulated by the natural scientific world-view is of a kind that leaves no room for a moral orreligious outlook, if this scientific view of life is accepted in the way it is interpreted by the majority of people today.
And so one with the scientific view or my father's view that we should look to see what's true and what may be… may not be true… once you start doubting… which I think to me is a very fundamental part of my soul, is to doubt and to ask.
In this present age it is most difficult to make people understand(even when they have a certain sense for the spiritual that lies behind the perceptual)that it is necessary to a true and spiritually scientific view of the cosmos, that there be more than one central unity of spirit-power.
Scientific views end in awe and mystery, lost at the edge in uncertainty, but they appear to be so deep and so impressive that the theory that it is all arranged as a stage for God to watch man's struggle for good and evil seems inadequate.
Just as true spiritual science will impart to us certain ideas and concepts that are like a key giving us access to the spiritual world, so also can certain concepts be found through which it is possible to delude that part of the population thathas not arrived at the flattening out of the understanding through a scientific view of the world of which Mill and Herzen speak.
And one… so with the scientific view or my father's view that we should look to see what's true and what may not be true, once you start doubting…… which I think, to me, is a very fundamental part of my soul is to doubt and to ask, when you doubt and ask it gets a little harder to believe.
The juxtaposition of such disparate objects, according to Horst Bredekamp's analysis(Bredekamp 1995), encouraged comparisons, finding analogies and parallels and favoured the cultural change from a world viewed as static to a dynamic view of endlessly transforming natural history anda historical perspective that led in the seventeenth century to the germs of a scientific view of reality.