Scientists

• a.) Bacteria was present on the meat at the start of the experiment.

"an eye for an eye makes the whole world blind" from Gandhi? you could support this, saying revenge is good or you could be against it, saying that people should not take revenge.

"forget injuries, never forget kindness" from Confucius could be a debate on whether you should or shouldn't forgive someone, or if one act of kindness is actually enough for forgiveness.

even something like "money is the root of all evil" could be debated.

Kinesics expert.

About 150 million dollars

Tougher government regulation and decreased funding would likely decrease the number of discoveries scientists could make.

attribution

I believe it is the archival method.

clay it really depends on what they are making

This is true because if any bias is present, the outcome may be affected by the scientist's method.

Jonas Salk's subject was virology and epidemiology,

yty

Mr. Brendan Gamble said " Can we fallbone more time, stop the tape and rewind"

Archimedes

its because the scientist is a scientist so he need to work hard to invent something not only for the world but also for himself.

taxonomist

Because species adapt to different environments and habitats.

He had 13 children with his wife Elizibeth Grimshaw.

they are conducting experiments.

invest their money

social psychologist.

paulino hipolito discover the medicinal plants in phlippines

Prof. Dr. Dwijesh Kumar Dutta Majumdar.

Professor D.Dutta Majumder as is well known internationally for his pioneering contributions in computers' Memory Systems, its Intelligent Recognition & understanding of Non-numerical Information &Patterns/speech/Speaker/Language/2D & 3D images along with concepts, Tools, Theories, Algorithms for real-life applications also made some fundamental contributions with new approaches that made impacts in Science, Technology and Society. Some of these are (a) Fuzzy and other Soft computing approaches to Pattern Recognition and Control System Designs, (b) A mathematical theory of Shape Analysis including occluded ones, (c) A unified Cybernetics and General Systems theory with Applications to Decision Making in Man-Machine Systems such as in a Medical Technology for diagnostics & Therapeutics, (d) A Mathematical Model for Auto Regression of Cancer Suggesting a new paradigm for treatment, (e) Modeling of complex evolutionary bio-cybernetic phenomena Carcinogenesis, and natural evolutionary phenomena like Cyclogenesis made substantial.

It is well known in the world community of Computer Science and Information

Technology that Prof.D.Dutta Majumder was not only the key player in installing the first Working Digital Computers in India at the ISI, Calcutta viz.HEC-2M built at the University of London, and then URAL-1 FROM THE THEN Soviet Union, in the late 50′s but also he was the keyman in the design, development and fabrication of an indigenous Second Generation Digital Computer System known as ISI-JU-1, based on Magnetic Memory Systems along with a highly innovative automatic Track Switching Mechanism which was published in the then famous Journal Electronics Engineering, U.K., (1) in 1958 for which he received some money from the journal and also published a series of Papers in the Indian journal of Physics all in sixties, for all these he received the Prestigious Sir.J.C.Bose Memorial Award in 1969 (1-9), (14, 18, 20, 23). His contribution in the "Digital Computer Memory technology" was well documented in the book which was jointly published by Wiley Eastern, India, & John Wiley & Sons, New York, and was acclaimed by the Reviewers in USA & U. K.as "only publication in the World Market covering entire Computer Memory Technology in one cover.

time scale

it helps the scientists to predict future changes.

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