Science and Nature

Paracelsus. The Coelum Philosophorum, or book of vexations by Philippus Theophrastus Paracelsus. The science and nature of alchemy, and what opinion should be formed thereof. Regulated by the seven rules or fundamental canons according to the seven commonly known metals and containing a preface with certain treatises and appendices. rhttp //www.levitv.com/alchemv/ coelum.htmll. 

Sivin, Nathan. "Quality and quantity in Chinese alchemy a paper prepared as a basis for class discussion in Course 21.514 (Science and natural philosophy in the Chinese tradition), at Massachusetts Institute of Technology", 1966. Massachusetts Institute of Technology... 

Gouk, Penelope M. Music, science and natural magic in seventeenth-century England. New haven (CT) Yale Univ P, 1999. xii, 308p. ISBN 0-300-07-383—6... 

In the action of pollution mitigation, industry should make good use of social science and natural science. For example, large sized package of pesticides often result in excessive pesticide use, in this regard, using the smaller sized package of pesticides is not only economically beneficial, but... 

MSN. 172.1. Prigogine and I. Antoniou, Laws of nature and time symmetry breaking, in Tempos in Science and Nature Structures, Relations and Complexity, Ann. New York Acad. Sci. 879, 8—28 (1999). 

GEN.213.1. Prigogine, The converging of Western and Eastern viewpoints on science and nature, Lecture, MOA Museum of Art, Atami, Japan, 1995. 

Elements. Science and Nature Interactive CD-ROM Software Series. London Mentorom Multimedia, YITM,... 

Each was assigned an initial and, through a complex system of correspondences, associated with all arts, sciences, and natural objects. It is interesting to note that Llull was also the first author of a medieval romance, the genre of literature that led to the tales of King Arthur, Merlin the magician, and the mystical quest for the Holy Grail. 

Department of Entomology College of Agricultural Sciences and Natural Resources University of Nebraska-Lincoln Lincoln, Nebraska... 

The most prominent requisite to a lecturer, though perhaps not really the most important, is a good delivery for though to all true philosophers science and nature will have charms innumerably in every dress, yet I am sorry to say that the generality of mankind cannot accompany us one short hour unless the path is strewed with flowers. 

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Well then, my dear listeners, let us proceed with fervor to another problem Having sufficiently analyzed in this manner the four resources of science and nature, which we are about to leave [ie. fire, water, air, and earth) we must consider a fifth element which can almost be considered the most essential part of chemistry itself, which chemists boastfully, no doubt with reason, prefer above all others, and because of which they triumphantly celebrate, and to which they attribute above all others the marvellous effects of their science. And this they call the solvent (menstruum). Even if the once famous scholar J. B. Van Helmont (1577-1644) claimed to have prepared this Alkahest in a phial, together with the adherents of the alkahest theory he was ridiculed by his contemporaries who asked in which vessel he has stored this universal solvent. 

Reiko has coined a title for her project, Chiral Morphology, and ascribes the success of her application to its adventurous nature. She was told that the most important thing expected to come out of her project was some new concept or some seeds of a new concept. The project leader is supposed to be in his or her mid-forties (so in her case they obviously made an exception) and is expected to employ postdocs. She has to advertise for them in Science and Nature. The enormity of the project is killing her. 

At the beginning of the 1970s there appeared works in Science and Nature concerning the relationships between odours and chirality. The authors have stated that the experimental evidence is in favour of the claim that the optical isomers of carvone have characteristically different odours, (-)-carvone resembling spearmint oil and (+)-carvone, caraway oil... 

Museum Museums are places where items and exhibits of knowledge are assembled, protected and studied. In big cities there are public museums of various kinds like art museums, history museums, science museums, and natural history museums etc. Here we are concerned with science and natural history museums. In our country there are not very many science and natural history museums. But if they are available in your cities, advantage should be taken from them. 

Mostly Science and Natural History Museums (Science museum in Bangalore, Natural History Museum in Darjeeling and New Delhi) have two functions (i) presentation and display of the materials, and (ii) to work with classroom teachers on specific curriculum unit. If this facility is given by the public museums, science teachers should take full advantage of such arrangements. 

Nihon Gakushin is the Japan Academy, formerly known as the Imperial Academy of Japan, inaugurated in 1887. It is now an honorary organization affording membership to those who have made outstanding contributions to science. The Japan Academy is comprised of two sections Cultural Sciences and Natural Sciences (If). The Proceedings of the Japan Academy are published in English by the Japan Academy in Tokyo. 

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