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How is science different than religion?
Science requires objective validation, not just words.
What is a further investigation for science fair?
a further in further investigation for science fair is that you look deeper into projects what's different than what you put in your investigation
What does a forensic science technician wear?
forensic science technicians wear goggles n gloves but other than that they wear regular clothes.
How does the term theory mean something different in science than it does in everyday speech?
As with most words, there can be more than one definition for the word, depending on how the word is used. So, the word 'theory' can have different meanings whether it is used as a science word or in every day speech.
How are science and superstition the same?
Science and superstition are both ways that mankind tries to explain the world, his place in it, and how to exert control over it. Other than that, there are no similarities.
Does science change?
no science NEVER EVER changes. over all these years science hasn't changed a bit. yes different people discovered different things but other than that science doesn't change and it never will!
What is the significance of the mathematical constant "e" in fields other than physics?
The mathematical constant "e" is significant in fields like finance, biology, and computer science because it represents continuous growth and decay. In finance, it is used to calculate compound interest. In biology, it models population growth. In computer science, it is used in algorithms for optimization and cryptography.
How is science different than religion?
Science requires objective validation, not just words.
Identify some design patterns in fields other than architecture and software engineering?
Design PatternsDescribe some design patterns in fields other than architecture and software engineering.
Who was there when Jesus was born other than Mary and Joseph?
The Sheperds of the fields were there.
What field of philosophy not science deals with things other than matter and science?
Metaphysics
What role does representation of pretty girls in science play in shaping societal perceptions and attitudes towards women in STEM fields?
The representation of attractive women in science can reinforce stereotypes and biases, potentially discouraging women from pursuing STEM fields. It can perpetuate the idea that women's value lies in their appearance rather than their intellect, skills, and contributions to science. This can contribute to a lack of diversity and gender inequality in STEM fields.
Is the salary much higher once you have attained a masters over a bachelors?
Yes it is. But that all depends on the field your going in to. In certain fields such as math and science a masters could get you more than two times that of a bachelors in this field. Other fields such as humanities and social sciences have a smaller contrast between the salaries.
Who is the father medical science?
He is none other than HIPPOCRATES.
What field of philosphy not science deal with other than matter and science?
If I understand you correctly, than I believe the field you're referring to is metaphysics.
Is there more than one Flanders Fields?
Yes, there is more than one Flanders Fields. The most famous Flanders Fields is located in Belgium and is known for its significance during World War I, particularly the battles fought there and the poignant poem "In Flanders Fields" by John McCrae. Additionally, "Flanders" can refer to various regions, towns, and locations in Belgium, as well as other areas named Flanders in different countries, though they may not have the same historical significance.
What Country has the least laws?
It is unclear how this would be measured. Laws are written and organized differently in different countries, some as direct legislation, case law, regulations, and informal customs. Additionally, some countries regulate different fields more strongly than other countries, but conversely will regulate other fields less strongly to compensate. Additionally, the "lawless" countries are more often countries with bad enforcement mechanisms than countries devoid of laws.
