Meanings of scientific society in English

Compare with a modern literary or scientific society, or with the National Dante Society.

The President of the scientific society gave an account of the meeting and the unanimous vote.

Most participants would like scientific society recommendations on the use of wearable devices (62%).

He is President of the Royal Society and member of every important scientific society at home and abroad.

Even the professional scientific society that published the study in its flagship journal has since distanced itself from the paper.

This attracted much attention, and led to the formation (1868) of a scientific society for the study of Herbart's ideas.

The new scientific society definitely discourages men from thinking about death; it is a fact, but it is considered a morbid fact.

It is my decided opinion that you ought to send an account to some scientific society, and I think to the Royal Society.

For it to be directed toward good, whoever directs it must have some conception of humanity wider than that of a planned scientific society.

In return, he will be expected to report his results either to the School or to some other scientific society or museum at home.

When dealing with a less scientific society, our ancestors had no qualms about using advance predictions of celestial events like eclipses to con the natives.

Professor of Political Economy at Yale University; member of many scientific societies.

Take it at once, very carefully, to the Royal Canadian Scientific Society.

Princes and scientific societies vied with one another in honoring him.

His papers on the fauna and flora made him known to scientific societies.

RERERENCES.--Alloyshave formed a subject of reoorts to several scientific societies.