The first scientist to describe that the heart circulates blood was the Arabian physician Ibn al-Nafis, in 1242 AD.
Bellack, a renowned scientist, described a 12 item list of Ego Functions that maybe used to identify strength/weakness. The term "Ego" refers to the adult construct that is required to be mature to deal with the world. Some for the 12 items of ego functions include 1- Reality testing 2- Synthesis and Integration 3- ARISE: which stands for adaptive regression in service of the ego: e.g of such acitivity is the abitliy to play, sleep, make love, ...etc with true enjoyment and with a refreshing effect4- Self control and regulation5- Stimulus barrier: that is related to the ability to focus inspite of distractions There are another seven that can be dug out from any library. The reference isBellack: Ego functions in Schizophrenia, normals and neurotics.
The word 'Scientists' is the plural of the noun 'Scientist'. So no, it is not an adjective.
No scientist found the Earth.
Anyone who is a scientist should possess scientific attitudes, or she/he is not a scientist. They have perseverance and determination and that's the true scientist.
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The first scientist to describe that the heart circulates blood was the Arabian physician Ibn al-Nafis, in 1242 AD.
William Harvey was the English scientist who first described the circulation of blood in his publication "De Motu Cordis" in 1628. Harvey's work revolutionized the understanding of how blood circulates in the body, laying the foundation for modern cardiovascular physiology.
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This scientist was Ernest Rutherford.
He invented many things and continually studied the world.
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William Harvey was a scientist that proposed that the heart is a pumping organ that circulates blood through the body.
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Isaac Newton is the English scientist who introduced the idea that the universe functions like a machine. This concept is often associated with his laws of motion and law of universal gravitation, which described the mechanical workings of the universe.