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Meanings of law of science in English
Statement based on repeated experimental observations that describes some aspects of the universe.
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Examples for "scientific law"
Examples for "scientific law"
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The test of any scientific law is our verification of its anticipations.
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Mind you, Joe, that's a scientific law, not a moral commandment.
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We will recall in the first place, the scientific law, no life but from proceeding life.
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Albert Einstein questioned the scientific law of ether.
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A little judicious observation as well as knowledge of scientific law will convince any one of this fact.
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The climbing machine displays no scientific principle, but merely a spirit of daring.
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I am working, Gammon, on the scientific principle of induction.
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But to accept this as a scientific principle would mean rewriting the laws of physics.
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Others claim the anthropic principle is an irritating tautology and not a scientific principle at all.
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Taking advantage of this system, and combining with it another scientific principle of wide applicability, Mr. J.H.
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It wasn't wishful thinking, or magic, but a simple law of nature.
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Explain how the social virtues are derived from the law of nature.
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Explain the principles of the law of nature with relation to man.
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But I am convinced now that it is a law of nature.
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The law of nature is a jargon of words, which means nothing.
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What you can change is your level of understanding of natural law.
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Objection 1: It would seem that the natural law is a habit.
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Objection 1: It would seem that the natural law can be changed.
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Here is the true extension of natural law to the spiritual world.
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Therefore the natural law suffices for the ordering of all human affairs.
Usage of law of science in English
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The 31 year old explains the law of science with cartoons and he is the bestselling author of What If?
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What do you mean when you talk about laws of science or morality?
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The rigid definitions, the unmistakable laws of science, are not to be found in art.
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This would imply that the way the universe began was completely determined by the laws of science.
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The laws of science demanded that he seek the common factor, as source of the whole trouble.
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'I thought that was your speciality -changing the laws of science.
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This fact intimates that the laws of Science are mental, not material; and Christian Science demonstrates this.
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Could it be possible that a beautiful tone could be produced contrary to the laws of science?
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It may be a mistake to apply earthly logic to heavenly things, but the fundamental laws of science cannot change.
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I hope they soon achieve their second goal, which is to be invited to dance internationally, against all the laws of science.
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He was certain that there was an explanation for the phenomenon he had witnessed that was consistent with the laws of science.
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'Incentive won't change the laws of science.'
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"You forget," said the Chemist, "that the laws of science are the same and immutable.
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So predicted Irish scientist Dr Al Kelly of his latest challenge to one of the fundamental laws of science: how electricity is made.
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The basic laws of science do not change and trying to adapt them to make them "easier" or "more entertaining" will prove difficult.
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They are to a great degree involuntary agents, and subject to the laws of science, to the operations of which they are obliged to conform.
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