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1. Rodhe agreed that a classical science prize rarely has immediate political consequences.
2. Rodhe agreed that in the past, classical science prizes rarely had immediate political consequences.
3. It is an artifact of classical science and its methodologies : collecting and classifying objects; creating categories and grids to organize them.
4. Post-classical science including quantum mechanics never claims to have eliminated the supernatural but neither does it invalidate the stance of atheism.
5. It presents the contorted face of classical science to Paris, a city where the history of science has come under close intellectual scrutiny.
6. It's difficult to find classical science in a sentence. 用classical science造句挺難的
7. The two relocated to G鰐tingen where he studied, apart from medicine, the classical sciences, as a student of Christian Gottlob Heyne.
8. For the first time in memory, a Nobel prize in one of the classical sciences _ chemistry _ will have clear, practical and political consequences.
9. He studied at the Cistercian School in W
   growiec and continued with humanities and classical science studies in Silesia where he proved himself exceptionally talented, especially in languages.
10. Bibliometric indicators have been used for policy purposes for nearly 25 years and were developed to address central concerns of classical science policy-level of research output and its impact.
11. Classical science, as seen in Newton s theories, is built upon a framework reflecting everyday experience, in which material objects have an individual existence, and can be located in time and space.
12. This was old-time classical science, the sort where in order to solve a mystery a lone researcher works late into the night at the lab bench, manipulating the stuff of life with his own hands.
13. The intermediate postwar period separating " Modernism " from " Postmodernism " ( 1950s literature ) is the " floruit " of the beat generation and the classical science fiction of Isaac Asimov, Arthur C . Clarke and Robert A . Heinlein.
14. Quantum physics provides a framework for understanding how nature operates on subatomic scales, but differs completely from classical science, because in this framework, there is no such thing as empty space, and the position of an object and its momentum cannot simultaneously be precisely determined.
15. In classical science, it is most typically the statement that there is " no effect " of a particular treatment; in observations, it is typically that there is " no difference " between the value of a particular measured variable and that of a prediction.
16. Classical science seems to reflect the conventional truth and quantum physics seems to be on its way to discover the absolute truth, trying very hard to discard notions such as being and non-being, inside and outside, sameness and otherness, etc . & At the same time, scientists are trying to find out the relationship between the two kinds of truth represented by the two kinds of science, because both can be tested and applied in life.
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