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individuals and societies.
Applied sciences are
disciplines that use
scientific knowledge for
practical purposes, such as
engineering and medicine. While...
- The
scientific method is an
empirical method for
acquiring knowledge that has been
referred to
while doing science since at
least the 17th century. Historically...
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scientific journal is a
periodical publication designed to
further the
progress of
science by
disseminating new
research findings to the
scientific community...
- The
Scientific Revolution was a
series of
events that
marked the
emergence of
modern science during the
early modern period, when
developments in mathematics...
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Scientific American,
informally abbreviated SciAm or
sometimes SA, is an
American po****r
science magazine. Many scientists,
including Albert Einstein...
- long
string of digits. It may be
referred to as
scientific form or
standard index form, or
Scientific notation in the
United States. This base ten notation...
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scientific technique is any
systematic way of
obtaining information about a
scientific nature or to
obtain a
desired material or product.
Scientific techniques...
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Scientific management is a
theory of
management that
analyzes and
synthesizes workflows. Its main
objective is
improving economic efficiency, especially...
- The term
scientific temper is
broadly defined as "a
modest open-minded temper—develop new light, new knowledge, new experiments, even when
their results...
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Scientific misconduct is the
violation of the
standard codes of
scholarly conduct and
ethical behavior in the
publication of
professional scientific research...
