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Everyone has the right to the protection of the moral and material interests resulting from any scientific, literary or artistic production of which he is the author.
Most scientific breakthroughs are nothing else than the discovery of the obvious.
The scientific theory I like the best is that the rings of Saturn are composed entirely of lost luggage.
Scientific knowledge has greatly advanced since the 16th century.
Scientific truth is a creation of the human mind.
Scientific discoveries don't always make the world a better place.
All the same, we still need a scientific account of how exactly pains are caused by brain processes.
The scientist explained the strange phenomena in the light of recent scientific knowledge.
There is no scientific basis for these claims.
This scientific article reads like a novel.
Psychology is the scientific study of the mind.
A mere repetition of other people's research cannot be called true scientific research.
He attended the scientific conference.
Although astrology has no scientific basis, it's very popular and it seems that many people believe in it.
With every increase of scientific knowledge, man's power for evil is increased in the same proportion as his power for good.
As scientists keep insisting, there is neither good nor bad in any scientific discovery.
His scientific discovery unlocked many mysteries.
His methods are not scientific.
He applied himself to this scientific study.
He made an important scientific discovery.
Movie subtitles
The West taught the rest its way of doing business. its scientific method. its law and its politics, its way of dressing. of speaking and of praying.
Macartney brought with him ample tribute the most advanced scientific instruments, including the finest clocks that England could make.
In the next episode of civilization, I'll ask why it was that the scientific revolution happened only in the West, and failed to take off even in those parts of the Eastern world that had once been pioneers of mathematics and astronomy.
Charlie. I'm just saying, it's not very scientific.
As you know, Inspector Brackenreid has joined Mr. Pendrick in his quest to recover a scientific formulation that could be of great benefit to mankind.
Professor Croknuff, thinking of having to study a new genre of scientific case, refuses to hand over Misora to Farandola, who, angry, declares war on him.
He is studying on a worker's faculty, burdened with scientific figures and formulas, striving to find a real secret of zvenyhora, the secret of the Ukrainian treasures.
Thanks to the competence of our representative I can show you something completely different - things that Helius himself has thus far not made available to the scientific community!
I may be able to bring you proof. that the superstition of yesterday can become. the scientific reality of today.
And perhaps I will prove to you that the superstition of yesterday can become the scientific reality of today.
Dr. Kramm came to look something up in a scientific book in my library.
Just a scientific experiment at first.
Facts from history, from geography, from newspapers. from scientific books, millions and millions of them.
Facts from history, from geography. from newspapers, from scientific textbooks. millions and millions of them down to the smallest detail.
We were still in a scientific environment, so I could not have imagined any better place to hide.
It was impossible to do scientific experiments in those times, especially when this had to do with radio techniques.
I may be able to bring you proof that the superstition of yesterday can become the scientific reality of today.
You men of science regard me and my kind as meddlesome fanatics but ld rather have one grain of my faith than all your scientific disbelief.
It appears that an unknown man by scientific means has made himself invisible.
No, no, no, Professor. Your dissertation refutes every scientific theory.
We are of the scientific world not thespists.
And, I'm gonna disturb him. The scientific gentlemen are with him. They're having their usual Wednesday night discussion.
After 20 years of secret scientific research, and countless failures, I also have created life, as we say, in God's own image.
Who can define the boundary between the superstition of yesterday and the scientific fact of tomorrow?
I'm just saying, it's not very scientific.
I am thrilled to have the honour of announcing the culmination of mankind's history of scientific achievement!
I'm thrilled to have the honour of announcing the culmination of mankind's scientific achievement!
Morris is using his famed left trying a little scientific punch in this round.
Baron, I cannot lend my scientific integrity to a swindle.
You can't sell the water without some sort of scientific endorsement, can you?
Not in the scientific world. Do let us pray darling, that providence sends us an idiot.
Let me have a look at you, you scientific Judas!
I have the privilege and honor to bring to you the distributor of the prizes. The beloved scientific genius of The Republic. My very good friend.
Although the writers took great liberties with the numbers given by scientists, especially pertaining to the speeds and distances which might involve the laws of relativity, the adventure told in this movie is based on a true scientific idea.
Excuse me, officer, is this the Scientific Institute?
News and current affairs
Like history, social-scientific theory is written by the victors and shaped by the context and challenges of its time.
An independent expert panel would review the national plans to verify their scientific and managerial coherence.
Their scientific breakthroughs have helped to feed the world, and we'll need more of them.
We also need a regular scientific process to present the world with the evidence on species abundance and extinction, just as we now have such a process for climate change.
Was it new scientific information that led to the lifting of the flight ban, or was it a reflection of the hardship, both personal and economic, that the ban was causing?
Global warming is one of those rare instances where the scientific community is more fearful of what may be happening than the population at large.
COPENHAGEN - Public skepticism about global warming may be growing, but the scientific consensus is as solid as ever: man-made climate change is real, and we ignore it at our peril.
Financial and scientific help from rich countries is important not only for humanitarian reasons, but also to prevent failed states from becoming sources of disorder for the rest of the world.
Scientific evidence on the risks mounts by the day, as most recently documented in England's magisterial Stern Report.
The scientific evidence suggests that carbon emissions from anywhere in the world have about the same impact on global warming.
Thus, even as the Bush administration and some scientific contrarians pretend that there is no problem, US corporate leaders are seeking practical solutions.
In short, the scientific evidence is strong and growing that the planet is at grave risk, with many ill effects already being felt and more to come.
As human affairs become increasingly complex and morally exigent, future generations will need both scientific and humanistic learning - and they will need them more than ever.
Likewise, Quest University in Canada encourages students to bring both scientific and humanistic knowledge to bear on today's most pressing problems.
Should we use our growing scientific understanding of the basis of human morality to try to make people morally better?
The only certainty is that the future will be defined by scientific progress and innovation, which cannot be known ahead of time.
Tolerance for failure was slim in both initiatives, so they tended to rely on the previous generation of scientific insight, because the resulting technology was more trustworthy.
Neither entailed a great scientific challenge, but rather a vast engineering problem.
Although invention was required, existing scientific methods were used.
But in more complex cases, in which living beings collaborate to build societies or create knowledge, our scientific models are inadequate.
Given humanity's common interest in new energy sources, it seems that the world's brightest scientific minds should collaborate to identify them.
In 2005, the 17 countries of the Arab world together produced 13,444 scientific publications, fewer than the 15,455 achieved by Harvard University alone.
Scientific appointments should rest on objective criteria of training, ability, and performance.
But it is entirely out of place when appointees to scientific advisory committees are subjected to tests of political loyalty.
Similarly, membership of bodies that conduct peer review of scientific proposals - a process that is fundamental to scientific progress - surely ought to be free of all barriers to entry that are unrelated to professional qualifications.