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with the growing aspiration for a better quality of human life through science and technology, chemistry and other related sciences offer possibilities to achieve that desire.
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Jane Goodall in her long term study of the Chimpanzee in Gombe Stream National park broke two long standing myths in the scientific community. First that only humans were the only primate capable of using tools and that Chimps were passive vegetarians.
Oxygen should gain 2 electrons to achieve noble gas configuration
loses 2 electrons to achieve a noble gas configuration
The Criminal Justice Model perspective that assumes that the system's components work together harmoniously to achieve the social product we call justice is the Consensus Model.
Coordination, cooperation, and consensus
No. Puerto Rico remains a territory of the United States by consensus of the Puerto Rican electorate.
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Newton's third law of motion
Computers,mobile phones and the like.
A scientific theory is a deductive statement accepted by a recognized element of the scientific community, and that represents the only possible conclusion of a thorough, rigorous, and disciplined series of scientific testings of successive critically reasoned hypotheses. A scientific theory is often a set of statements that collectively describe how one facet of the universe works. Unlike common theories, scientific theories must be:consistent with all existing scientific laws and constants;consistent with, and supported by, all reproducible scientific observations and experimental results; andself consistent - that is, it does not contradict itself in any way.#1 is questionable. Darwin's theory of evolution by natural selection directly contradicted and invalidated Lamarck's theory of evolution by the inheritability of acquired traits.A scientific theory must be:1. Naturalistic. It cannot invoke the intervention of a deity, or of a "superior" being or beings, or of unknown physical laws not in operation today (a common creationist claim). It also must be supported by observable facts and reproducible experiments. "Cold fusion theory" is naturalistic, as it does not invoke divine or supernatural intervention, but it is not supported by reproducible experiments. It is therefore not scientific.2. Falsifiable. It must be open to being disproven when a newer theory, accounting better for all the facts, is formulated. To claim that present life-forms were created by an all-powerful, essentially unknowable Divine Creator, is an unfalsifiable claim, and therefore scientifically invalid.3. Predictive. A scientific theory should be able to predict what will happen under specific conditions. Because creationism cannot predict anything (since everything depends on the will of the Creator), it is not scientific. In the field of evolution, predictability works this way: given certain environmental conditions, scientists can predict that the life-forms developing under those conditions will show adaptations to take the greatest advantage of such conditions. For example, it can be safely predicted that, in the Sahara desert, life-forms, whether animal or plant, will have metabolisms that work to conserve optimally moisture. Evolution does not specifically predict the development of camels, or true xerophyte plants, but any animals or plants that make their permanent home in the Sahara (or other extremely arid areas) will necessarily show water-conserving metabolisms.A scientific theory is a hypothesis based on a scientific topic.
Current scientific belief is that the maximum speed any object can achieve is the speed of light.
You must achieve a qualifying score on a paid test administered by a Mensa proctor, or you can provide acceptable past evidence from a variety of sources.
Scientific management uses methods to determine the most effective strategies for a company to use. Administrative management involves structural hierarchy and different divisions are used to achieve goals.
The Copenhagen Consensus Center is a think-tank based in Denmark that tells governments and philanthropists around the world about the best ways to spend aid and development money. We commission research that analyzes the optimal ways to combat the biggest problems facing the world. We promote the use of sound economic science – especially the principle of prioritization – to make sure that with limited resources, we achieve the most ‘good’ for people and the planet.