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What do scientists use prior experience for?
making good guesses at results designing experiments that are likely to work building knowledge teaching other what they have seen
What is serendipity and how does it related to science?
Serendipity is essentially "accidental innovation." Basically, when someone comes up with a good idea by accident. An example can be when some producers of at a tire company accidentally dropped in a certain chemical into a chemical mix. That chemical, added accidentally, actually turned out to be quite useful and made extremely strong and effective tires. It's related to science, because serendipity certainly contributes to the field of science. In addition, serendipity and science are alike; they both produce innovation.
Why is it important to understand learning theories?
Theory goes hand in hand with practice. While it is quite easy to get results from uncontrolled practical experiments. Theory will be able to determine what contexts are necessary for predictable results. For example, getting a guitar for your birthday and messing around with it for a few days, you may be able to spit out a few melodies, but if you have music theory you can apply it to your accidental discoveries and create a coherent musical piece.
What are observed results?
These are results which you look at or observe with your eyes. This can often be called empirical results.
Do the actual results deviate from what was expected If so explain how?
whats the meaning accurately expected results and actual results
Why aren't pandas purple?
Some evolutionary results seem to be accidental.
What is a synonym for experience?
; 1. experience, education : usage: the accumulation of knowledge or skill that results from direct participation in events or activities; "a man of experience"; "experience is the best teacher" ; 2. experience, content, cognitive content, mental object : usage: the content of direct observation or participation in an event; "he had a religious experience"; "he recalled the experience vividly" ; 3. experience, happening, occurrence, natural event : usage: an event as apprehended; "a surprising experience"; "that painful experience certainly got our attention"
Will psuedophedrine sinus tablets cause positive results for amphetimines in a urine test?
Yes they can - this is a common occurrence.
Can guns kill on their own?
Clearly ordinary guns have no will of their own, but guns can cause death that is accidental or that results from carelessness.
What are made by looking at the result of a behavior or occurrence?
Consequences are the results of a behavior or occurrence that can be either positive or negative. They help shape future actions and decisions based on the outcome of the initial behavior or event.
What is unwanted pregnancy?
It is an accidental pregnancy that results from poorly protected or not protected sex.
What should you do if you come across accidental search results while browsing the internet?
If you come across accidental search results while browsing the internet, you should close the tab or window immediately to avoid any potentially harmful content. It's important to be cautious and mindful of the websites you visit to protect your online safety and privacy.
Can Toxicology results affect accidental death claim while driving?
Probably - you'll need to read the policy conditions to see if a clause exists that excludes or limits coverage for accidental death caused by or contributed to by the use of alcohol, drugs, etc.
What were the results of your experience in grad school?
The results of my experience in grad school were positive, as I gained advanced knowledge in my field, developed critical thinking skills, and expanded my professional network.
Can you consider a tornado as an act of air pollution?
No, air pollution results from putting chemical substances into the air. A tornado is entirely a physical occurrence.
What is the technical term for the growth of the brain that results from experience?
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What is experience gain or loss in acturial valuation?
In actuarial valuation, experience gain or loss refers to the difference between the actual experience of a group of policyholders (such as mortality rates) and the expected experience based on the assumptions used in the valuation. If the actual experience is better than expected, it results in experience gain, and if it is worse, it leads to experience loss. These gains or losses impact the financial results and reserves of an insurance company.
