Meanings of scientific book in English

Any scientific book or paper which came before him was eagerly devoured.

Nature's profusion exists before the first scientific book is written.

Swift laid aside a scientific book he was reading.

I might not open a scientific book, nor make a drawing, nor examine a specimen.

And the Disagreeable Man meanwhile was cutting a new scientific book which had just come from England.

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Occasionally he read a scientific book with great interest, but his duties left him little time for such indulgences.

To one scientific man of the period I must refer as the author of the first scientific book published in England.

He and Hugh were much up in town, and he was very busy writing some scientific book in which Hugh was helping.

Finally he went to Egypt and in the year 1823 he printed the first scientific book upon the subject of the ancient hieroglyphics.

After backgammon he read some scientific book to himself, either in the drawing-room, or, if much talking was going on, in the study.

He gave me, two copies of his last scientific book and his latest portrait to take to two of his friends in England.

Berber, quietly moving about the tiny rooms, sitting buried in a scientific book or taking long trips afield, was the recipient of much maternal flattery.

Uniformitarianism provides the key to his first scientific book (Darwin, 1842) on the formation of coral atolls by gradual subsidence of oceanic islands, long continued.

Scientific books are usually dry, uninviting reading; they lack the human interest.

Every one now read scientific books and expressed an opinion on them.