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A scientific model is a theoretical explanation of some phenomenon; the model is the conclusion, it is not the steps by which the conclusion was reached. The sequence of reasoning would just be called a scientific argument.
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A lack of transitional forms would have suggested some flaw in the fundamentals of evolutionary theory. At least, we would have expected some transitional forms to be found, if either gradualism or punctuated equilibrium was the correct model for evolution. As it is, more than enough transitional forms have been found to date to satisfy any objective observer.
They are: 1. Conceptual-such as our mental image of the DNA spiral, helps frame research questions and make general predictions 2. Numerical-uses math or statistics to describe the image and make quantitative predictions about it 3. Physical-physically represents the object and it's apprearance
For a model to be scientific, it must adhere to scientific principles. - It must have explanatory power: it must show how the hypothesized mechanisms logically yield the observations claimed to support the hypothesis. - The above requirement also automatically leads to an additional requirement: the model must yield predictions about future observations. For instance, if what we know about gravity is correct, then one would expect future observations to reflect predictable behaviour. Any observation inconsistent with such predictions would lead to rejection or revision of the model. - It must be consistent with known scientific laws: for instance, any model that violates the law of conservation of energy would automatically be suspect. - It must be falsifiable: there must be the hypothetical possibility of observations that would, if they were made, cause the model to be rejected or at least revised. - The observations that support the hypothesis must be repeatable and independently verifiable. For instance, a morphological assay of fossil forms based on the same dataset performed by independent scientists must be capable of yielding the same phylogenetic tree. - It must be parsimonious: the model should depend on as few unsupportable assumptions as necessary to match the above requirements. Creationism violates at least some and possibly all of the above requirements, and can therefore not be regarded a scientific model.
They are the same. They are probabilities that are calculated from some theoretical model of the experiment using scientific laws.They are the same. They are probabilities that are calculated from some theoretical model of the experiment using scientific laws.They are the same. They are probabilities that are calculated from some theoretical model of the experiment using scientific laws.They are the same. They are probabilities that are calculated from some theoretical model of the experiment using scientific laws.
A scientific model is simply an idea that allows us to createexplanations of how we think some part of the world works.That is the basic definition for it.by the way are you taking snc1pa by ilc?
A scientific model is a theoretical explanation of some phenomenon; the model is the conclusion, it is not the steps by which the conclusion was reached. The sequence of reasoning would just be called a scientific argument.
The word 'model' in scientific terms mean a diagram or some sort of picture with words pointing out what bit means which.
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nothing to worry look in some scientific books or ask to the teacher incharge of it
No, you will have to conduct your own scientific investigation.
Availability. It got to the point. That you could by another Model T for the price of some repairs.
She could strip and you could stare nice math class!
Thomsons model is sometimes called the plum pudding model. Rutherfords results that while most alpha particles were undeflected some alpha particles bounced back
Yes, some movie sets are miniatures or models.