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What are experimentalists?
An experimentalist is a person that conducts experiments. In psychology, an experimentalist is a type of personality that builds up gradually to a work, usually in an artistic setting.
What is computational physics?
Some physicist (experimentalists) work in a laboratory and do a lot of measurements. Other physicist (theoreticians) do not need complicated devices and expensive equipment to do research: a piece of paper and a pencil is enough for them to do their calculations.Computational physics is between the two: Computers can be used for modelling natural phenomena. The scientists can control every aspect of these computer models, so they have much tighter control than experimentalists. Moreover, they can model very complicated phenomena on computers, phenomena that cannot be studied with the purely mathematical tools of theoreticians. The disadvantages are that the results that can be obtained from these models are not as general and not as precise as the theoretician's formulae, and that the models do not correspond exactly to the real world that experimentalists study.
What has the author Thomas Bolas written?
Thomas Bolas has written: 'A handbook of photography in colors ..' -- subject(s): Color photography 'The application of photography to the production of printing surfaces & pictures in pigment' -- subject(s): Photomechanical processes 'Glass blowing and working, for amateurs, experimentalists, and technicians'
What does Psycho Experimentalist mean?
A psycho experimentalist is a scientist whose main study is psychology, kind of like a psychologist, but the difference is the psycho experimentalists study how people's brains work andhow how they are affected by certain things. For instance, Mozart affects babies minds and makes babies smarter.
Can experimentalists use melee weapons in guild wars?
I assume you mean ELEmentalists? And yes. Any class can use any weapon. In fact, elementalists and other "caster" types often use swords, axes, or spears due to the specific modability of these weapons. However, do not equip an axe or sword or hammer as an elementalist and expect to automatically be on par with a primary warrior: your lower armor, for one, makes you much more vulnerable.
What are three stages in crystal formation?
To be exact: there are no three stages of crystal formation. This is an oversimplification using ill defined terms. The answer depends on the context and on what the one who asked it is interested in. Nucleation Growth and Equilibrium could be called 3 stages, as well as Adsorption Reorientation and Incorporation of new members of the lattice. For experimentalists it could be supersaturation, nucleation and separation as well. Crystallization from solution or even of pure substances is so complex that exact theoretical descriptions virtually do not exist up to date.
What are the three stages in formation?
To be exact: there are no three stages of crystal formation. This is an oversimplification using ill defined terms. The answer depends on the context and on what the one who asked it is interested in. Nucleation Growth and Equilibrium could be called 3 stages, as well as Adsorption Reorientation and Incorporation of new members of the lattice. For experimentalists it could be supersaturation, nucleation and separation as well. Crystallization from solution or even of pure substances is so complex that exact theoretical descriptions virtually do not exist up to date.
What does a scientist does?
What a Scientist Does"Scientist" is a very broad term. There are many different jobs and fields of expertise here. The following page has some good information on the subject.Science and technology have continually modified human existence. As a profession, the scientist of today is widely recognized. Scientists include theoreticians who mainly develop new models to explain existing data and predict new results, and experimentalists who mainly test models by making measurements - though in practice the division between these activities is not clear-cut, and many scientists perform both tasks
What does a scientist do with the data collected?
What a Scientist Does"Scientist" is a very broad term. There are many different jobs and fields of expertise here. The following page has some good information on the subject.Science and technology have continually modified human existence. As a profession, the scientist of today is widely recognized. Scientists include theoreticians who mainly develop new models to explain existing data and predict new results, and experimentalists who mainly test models by making measurements - though in practice the division between these activities is not clear-cut, and many scientists perform both tasks
What instrument is used to detect radioactive matter?
Dosimeters detect and measure the cumulative ionizing radiation they see over time. Geiger counters detect the real-time flux of ionizing radiation at a specific location, and scintillators detect individual, real-time ionizing events and usually are constructed in a way to quantify variations in the ionizing energy. Usually, dosimeters are placed on or near an at-risk individual for a length of time to measure their total exposure, while Geiger counters are used by rad-techs to determine how safe an experiment is or if a dangerous event is occurring. Scintillators are used almost exclusively by experimentalists to collect and sort data at high resolution.
Why are animals dying for animals for research?
Firstly: because the pharmacy, cosmetics and similar industry has to make sure their products are not harmful for humans, e.g. skin care products are often tested on guinea pigs to find out whether there is an allergic reaction, rash etc. or not. Since testing products on human volunteers the way good companies like Lush do it is much more expensive than just caging in some helpless creatures and torturing them with animal testings, companies will continue doing so. Secondly: The huge part of animals dieing for animal research (to refer to your question) are those used for medical tests, e.g. for experimenting with viruses, vaccinations, medication and other, severely harmful things. The animals either die of the contents or dose of the substance they are tested with or simply of pain, which is the most crucial way of dieing, when experimentalists examine pain resistance among animals or perform model operations on the living animal. The one and only way to prevent supporting (yes, PREVENT, sadly, it is nearly impossible to completely boycott animal testing since it is often performed unknown to the public) animal testing is that you only buy products explicitly labeled "no animal testing". E.g. cosmetic products from Lush, Yves Rocher, lavéré. Also rather go to a homeopath than to a normal doctor - it works just as well, if not better, and you can keep a good conscience.
How did Isaac Newton's first law affect or impact today's society?
Isaac Newtons discoveries had many effects on the world without them we wouldn't have gotten far we would still be wondering what is motion, gravity and light is and what its there for. His discovery has opened doors for many people and also science. In the future we would have made much better things because of these amazing discoveries and know and understand more about it and why its there for us. this was answered by anonymous (@llz.P)
