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What is the meaning of open-mindness in scientific attitude?
characteristic of an Scientist
How do scientist who speak diffrent languages make their data understandable to one another?
Scientist use mathematics equation as medium. Scientific name would be made in Latin so to prevent the language meaning change with times.
What is the meaning of trial?
In terms of science, a trial is when a scientist begins testing whatever hypothesis he or she is investigating. The scientist will then study the data obtained, and determine whether or not the original hypothesis needs to be changed.
How can you think like a scientist?
listen to the scientist feel the scientist be the scientist taste the scientist bam ur scientist
A person who studies science?
A scientist is someone who studies science.
What is the meaning of chemical?
i have no idea. ask a scientist.
What do scientist trying to solve?
the meaning of everything
What is the medical term meaning a scientist who studies AIDS?
The medical term for a scientist who studies AIDS is "HIV/AIDS researcher" or "HIV/AIDS scientist."
How would a scientist explain the word define?
It means the meaning of it.
What is the meaning of open-mindness in scientific attitude?
characteristic of an Scientist
Why are some parasites considered specimens?
They may be under observation by scientist. Meaning a scientist may be experimenting with that kind of creature/substance.
What is the meaning of poor posture?
i dont know because im not a scientist
What scientist used the term atomos meaning not able to be divided?
Democritus
Do scientist and scientific have the same meaning?
no, both are different. Both have different meaning.
How much do scientist know about the ocean?
We only know about 3%. Meaning that 97% is unknown.
What is the name of a scientist who studies bats?
A Chiropterologist is a scientist who studies bats.The order Chiroptera, includes 900-1,000 species of bats. The name comes from the Greek - cheir meaning 'hand', and pteron meaning 'wing.'
How do you spell the name of the scientist that digs up bones?
The scientist who digs up bones is called a "paleontologist." This term is derived from the Greek words "palaios," meaning ancient, and "logos," meaning study. Paleontologists study fossils to understand past life forms and their environments.
