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...dialectic that is a match for all the arts of the scholastics. Among all the scientific works of ... ...3) whose principles Of allegorical exegesis were the source of many lengthy controversies, beginning as early as the fourth century. 66 cf. p. 29 n... ...nworthily they have dealt with satisfaction, I have abundantly shown in the controversies concerning indulgences. 156 They have grossly abused it, t...

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...nian- Romanian settled in New Mexico creates further on important works in the two large fieldsliteratures and mathematics (but also in other art and scientific fields)....

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... the two large fields- literatures and mathematics (but also in other art and scientific fields). I have attentively read the entire literary work o... ...The subsequent development of the paradoxism: To generalize the literature in scientific spaces ( Lobacevski, Riemann, Banach etc.), n-dimensional... ...ry that involuntary we remind of Ion Barbu, who concluded, basing himself on scientific and literary creations, that mathematics, as well as the po... ...did not pass through mathematics could not detect but an elementary and heavy scientific vocabulary (G.Calinescu, 15 Istoria...). On the other ha... ...ent utilization. To the bivalence of Barbu’s language, able to serve both the scientific research -the mathematics and the poetical one (Tudor Vianu... ...ecognized for quite a long time in the literature of specialty, still arouses controversies. First of all, it is about its too large sphere, that is ...

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...ayer by embracing its Arab neighbors and by championing the causes of economic and scientific development, integration, and opposition to outside i... ...pattern of brain activity in situ and the aforementioned pain. In other words, the scientific claim is that the patterns of brain activity ARE the ... ...ence uses metaphors (e.g., particles and waves). Metaphors have proven to be useful scientific tools in the "thinking scientist's" kit. As these met... ... A metaphor is also subject to logical and aesthetic rules and to the rigors of the scientific method. If the software metaphor is correct, the brai... ...masters and slaves and so on. The "argument from abuse" has been raised with every scientific advance - from in vitro fertilization to space travel... ... ownership of property. Given such lack of equivocation, the amount of dilemmas and controversies surrounding the right to life is, therefore, surpr... ... ownership of property. Given such lack of equivocation, the amount of dilemmas and controversies surrounding the right to life is, therefore, surpr... ... ownership of property. Given such lack of equivocation, the amount of dilemmas and controversies surrounding the right to life is, therefore, surpr... ... as alpha. Quantifying volatility has yielded an equal number of Nobel prizes and controversies. The vacillation of security prices is often measu...

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...ayer by embracing its Arab neighbors and by championing the causes of economic and scientific development, integration, and opposition to outside i... ...pattern of brain activity in situ and the aforementioned pain. In other words, the scientific claim is that the patterns of brain activity ARE the ... ...ence uses metaphors (e.g., particles and waves). Metaphors have proven to be useful scientific tools in the "thinking scientist's" kit. As these met... ... A metaphor is also subject to logical and aesthetic rules and to the rigors of the scientific method. If the software metaphor is correct, the brai... ...masters and slaves and so on. The "argument from abuse" has been raised with every scientific advance - from in vitro fertilization to space travel... ... ownership of property. Given such lack of equivocation, the amount of dilemmas and controversies surrounding the right to life is, therefore, surpr... ... ownership of property. Given such lack of equivocation, the amount of dilemmas and controversies surrounding the right to life is, therefore, surpr... ... ownership of property. Given such lack of equivocation, the amount of dilemmas and controversies surrounding the right to life is, therefore, surpr... ... as alpha. Quantifying volatility has yielded an equal number of Nobel prizes and controversies. The vacillation of security prices is often measu...

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...roof or a definitive experiment. The theme has a tenacious hold on the scientific community as well. Robert L. Forward: [3] It is difficult ... ...usions color one's thinking - even that of a genius. Thus there is now a scientific basis for questioning Einstein's reality view of the relativist... ...04. Thus Bob Forward has the ear of a significant part of the interested scientific community. [4] Massimo Piattelli-Palmarini, Inevitable Ill... ...find one under the kinematical perspective view. Further, there is now a scientific basis for seeing the "inevitable light barrier" as only an inevi... ...nd assert that the light speed is not a speed barrier in the universe. Scientific Hypothesis. We even promote the hypothesis that: there is no s... ...uestion now: If the space is infinite, is the maximum speed infinite? Controversies. This hypothesis is controversially interpreted by scientist...

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...chaos of logic and exhibit the potential power of neutrosophy: a new branch of scientific philosophy. Keywords: Contradiction, Neutrosophy, Neutr... ...ut autarchic in nature, for this kind of multiagent system can never deal with controversies, critics, conflicts or something with flexibility. Our ... ...s of my own MESER licence, I have raised a new spiritual doctrine sustained by scientific and logical hypotheses. The perception of the soundness of... ... based on a non-Manichean logic - that is, the trivalent logic- sets up as the scientifically demonstrated fundament for the great majority of the h... ...ng to the neutrosophical fashion, the MESER concept identifies two modalities: scientific knowledge - that specialised knowledge ″more and more from ... ...famous Einsteinian theory of relativity), already apodictic by virtue of their scientific support, concede that each entity bears its own time. A sp... ...tion many specialist fields which all have their own share of difficulties and controversies. Nethertheless, the need to better integrate disjoint m...

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...eory and school of using paradoxes in literary, artistic, philosophical, scientific creations. 2.3. History: "Paradoxism started as an anti-totali... .... Through experiments one brings new literary, artistic, philosophical or scientific terms, new procedures, methods or even algorithms of creation. ... ... artistic works; - to create contradictory literary and artistic works in scientific spaces (using scientific: symbols, meta-language, matrices, the... ... problems of mathematics like very nice poems of the spirit - we 5 must scientificize the art in this technical century; - impersonal texts person... ... possible! Philosophy is semiscientific and semiempiric. It is less scientific than psychology, but more scientific than poetry. Human i... ...generalization and relativization of ambiguities as well as philosophical controversies. Non-philosophy makes philosophy. Most philosophical p...

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...g that being human is an immutable and knowable constant - it should be amenable to scientific treatment. "Prospect theory", "bounded rationality t... ...hus, merely glorified narratives. But meeting the above conditions is not enough. Scientific theories must also pass the crucial hurdles of testab... ...he same for long. Repeating the experiments with other subjects casts in doubt the scientific value of the results. d. The undergeneration of test... ...eories do not generate a sufficient number of hypotheses, which can be subjected to scientific testing. This has to do with the fabulous (i.e., stor... ... statement in economics is deemed to be true even if it does not satisfy external (scientific) requirements. Thus, the standard theory of utility i... ...n as alpha. Quantifying volatility has yielded an equal number of Nobel prizes and controversies. The vacillation of security prices is often measu...

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...iteracy and numeracy, live interest in information and its various uses (scientific, commercial, other), a lot of resources (free time, money to inv... ...iscovering the immense pools of skills, talent, innovation, and top notch scientific and other education often offered even by the poorest of nation... ... to music, books, and film. for instance? A: Free online scholarship is scientific and scholarly literature which is made available free of charge... ...e seeking ways to provide developing countries with free online access to scientific and scholarly literature. More software tools exist to automate ... ...ce in perspective. We always direct our contributors to include all major controversies in their surveys of a subject, whether those points of view... ...iscovery Channel videos, hundreds of newspaper articles, and a plethora of Scientific American features). The Encarta's multimedia offerings are also...

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...lanets rotate, this is the reason why electrons orbit around atoms. The scientific fact is… all the Impetus of all the Energy in the Universe n... ...stract mathematics. All Mathematical equations are dynamic balanced splits. Scientific equations only work if their two sides balance each other e... ...rom sight can clearly be seen using the naked eye without any expensive fancy scientific equipment. Anyone can do it and see with their own eyes ho... ...es as some kind of phenomenal genius. The result of his swindling the entire scientific community with this clever stunt is that Science to this day... ...rectly in its path, not attractive forces. What Einstein and the rest of the Scientific world did not realize was that in order to see any light ra... ...-fire way to outrage and energize fans. Until they become so involved in the controversies; that fights start breaking out more in the seats than on...

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...t, finance, advocate and defend the policies, programs and projects recommended by scientific and technical professionals. Have we neglected the po... ... things. One prominent nutritionist, David Call, attests to the "complete lack of scientific consensus (on the particular prescription) among nutrit... ...a of communications -- speech, poetry, prose, music, gesture, painting, the dance, scientific formulae and so on" (Oates in Bryson 1948, p. 28). A ... ...Weinberg, eds. 1978. Readings in Public and Nonprofit Marketing. Stanford, Calif.: Scientific Press. -----. 1974. "Contrasting Public and Private Se... ...1969. "The Involvement of Health Professionals and Local Officials in Fluoridation Controversies." American Journal of Public Health 52, 1274-87. "S...

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...n as alpha. Quantifying volatility has yielded an equal number of Nobel prizes and controversies. The vacillation of security prices is often measu... ...ions and instruments to their clients and to minimize their own risks. Some Other Scientific Contributions The work of Merton and Scholes was not ... ...cannot be overcome. We must idealize the world in order to be able to relate to it scientifically at all. The idealization process entails the inco...

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...e upon a hun- dred matters where now they widely differ. Most of the great controversies of the world, most of the wide religious differences that kee... ... to think and argue and what truth may we attain? Is not the method of the scientific investigator a valid one, and is there not truth to the world of... ...ists and experts in all fields. I dispute this universal range of possible scientific preci- sion. There is, I allege, a not too clearly recognised or... ...nd Last Things about that the inorganic sciences were regarded as the true scientific bed-rock. It was scarcely suspected that the bio- logical scienc... ...at concisely is the minority belief, and my belief. Now what is called the scientific method in the physical sciences rests upon the ignoring of indiv... ...chemistry, even in physiol- ogy,—but what is its value beyond that? Is the scientific method of value in biology? The great advances made by Darwin an... ...ts. Many people, I know, take refuge from the struggle with this tangle of controversies by refusing to recognize any in- stitutions whatever as repre...

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... is of opinion that the Council of Nicaea, which forcibly crystallised the controversies of two centuries and formulated the creed upon which all the ... ...ue of classes and terms, so here he is disposed to think that interminable controversies and conflicts arise out of a confusion of intention due to a ... ...ut when one argues, one finds oneself suddenly in the net of those ancient controversies between species and individual, between the one and the many,... ...ELIGION OF ATHEIST THEIST THEIST THEIST THEISTS S S S S 1. 1. 1. 1. 1. THE SCIENTIFIC A THE SCIENTIFIC A THE SCIENTIFIC A THE SCIENTIFIC A THE SCIENTI... ... his most hopeful satisfaction for the cravings of the human heart, such a scientific prolongation of life that the instinct for self-preservation wil... ...range of what is now considered their prime, and their last period (won by scientific self-control) will be a period of ripe wisdom (from seventy to e... ...ite men in a kind of religion of the future, this ideal must be founded on scientific principles. And if it be true, as has been asserted so often, th... ...alpable as that subtle discussion dear to students of physics, whether the scientific “ether” is real or a formula. Every material phenomenon is conso...

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...l, quite as much as a chemical inquiry. Professor Redwood was one of those scientific men who are addicted to tracings and curves. You are familiar—if... ... are familiar—if you are at all the sort of reader I like—with the sort of scientific paper I mean. It is a paper you cannot make head nor tail of, an... ... author does not under- stand it either. But really you know many of these scientific people understand the meaning of their own papers quite well: it... ...ace impressed Bensington as being eminently adapted to the requirements of scientific research. He walked over the premises sketching out coops and ru... ...—too 19 H G Wells good. That Hope Deferred which is the daily food of the scientific imagination was to be his no more! So at least it seemed to him ... ... too limited for anything fundamental, and so he swept through these minor controversies, disinterred what may or may not have been the station-master...

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... but still we should have wonder left for the thing my companion, with his scientific training, would no doubt be the first to see. He would glance up... ...w you as a botanist would, I suppose, incline to some- thing as they say, “scientific.” You wince under that most of- fensive epithet—and I am able to... ...epithet—and I am able to give you my intelligent sym- pathy—though “pseudo-scientific” and “quasi-scientific” are worse by far for the skin. You would... ...uasi-scientific” are worse by far for the skin. You would begin to talk of scientific languages, of Esperanto, La Langue Bleue, New Latin, V olapuk, a... .... (Which foreshadows the line of my defence.) You make your ideal clear, a scientific language you de- mand, without ambiguity, as precise as mathemat... ...dualism on the other, emerges upon a sort of effectual conclusion to those controversies. The two parties have so chipped and amended each other’s ini...

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...l shadow, a mere play of the Fancy, in comparison with that awful Fact and scientific cer- tainty which it poetically strives to emblem. The Allegory ... ... case. For Paganism, therefore, we have still to inquire, Whence came that scientific certainty, the parent of such a bewildered heap of allegories, e... ...; it is the Almighty God’s! Atheistic sci- ence babbles poorly of it, with scientific nomenclatures, ex- periments and what not, as if it were a poor ... ...ly, the stripping- off of those poor undevout wrappages, nomenclatures and scientific hearsays,—this, the ancient earnest soul, as yet un- encumbered ... ...of rhetoric; but it is not so. If well meditated, it will turn out to be a scientific fact; the expression, in such words as can be had, of the actual... ... was in his own grand sphere of worship (we may call it such); these other controversies, vitally important to other men, were not vital to him. But c...

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... Sterling. It was not as a ghastly phantasm, choked in Thirty-nine-article controversies, or miserable Semitic, Anti-Semitic street-riots,—in scepti- ... ...y kind of drownage in the foul welter of our so- called religious or other controversies and confusions; but of a swift and valiant vanquisher of all ... ...hich he surveyed with open intent eyes, and the silent exercise of all the scientific faculties he had;—very strange mystery indeed, this new arrival,... ... stroke. There sur- vives yet, in the Commons Journals,* dim notice of his controversies and adventures; especially of one controversy he had got into... ...l, is very amus- ing; and for the Book on Watt, which disappointed me. The scientific part is no doubt very good, and particularly clear and simple; b... ...es, but himself a man of large fortune, and known for photogenic and other scientific plans of extracting sunbeams from cucumbers. He also is a man of...

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... where their high technical merit never failed to excite admiration. Their scientific value was less considerable, since he chose rocks entirely with ... ...meetings and art-class dances, and displaying a dis- position to carry her scientific ambitions to unwomanly lengths. She seemed to think he was merel... ...ere are you going?” he said. “Are you going on again this winter with that scientific work of yours? It’s an instance of heredity, I suppose.” For a m... ... in my house you must follow my ideas. You are wrong even about that man’s scientific position and his stan- dard of work. There are men in the Lownde... ...by the great figure of Russell, by the part he had played in the Darwinian controversies, and by the resolute effect of the grim-lipped, yellow, leoni... ...rst among the half-crown magazines for his essays and then through various scientific quarterlies for his research papers. The ordinary research 135 ...

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...r justifying her against them. The palace was awaiting its tenant, but the controversies and bitternesses were still swinging and swaying and devel- o... ...action should be taken increased. The literature of church history and the controversies aris- ing out of doctrinal development became the employment ... ... uncommon with the more scholarly of our bishops. It is as if some eminent scientific man were to insist upon writ- ing H20 instead of “water,” and “s... ... he could doubt it now. Germany was the best orga- nized, most cultivated, scientific and liberal nation the earth had ever seen, it was for the good ...