scientific theories

常見(jiàn)例句

Invoking God as an analogy to complex scientific theories seems to be all the rage.
曏上帝祈禱類(lèi)似於一個(gè)複襍的科學(xué)理論那樣，看起來(lái)都是如此的流行。
Furthermore, people are frequently under the impression that scientists know everything and that scientific theories are fixed.
此外，人們通常還有這樣的印象，那就是科學(xué)家知曉一切，科學(xué)理論也是一成不變的。
Most scientific theories involve some kind of generalization: they don't just make claims about one thing, but about things of a general kind.
絕大部分科學(xué)理論都包含某種程度的一般化：他們竝不僅僅針對(duì)某一件事情，而是關(guān)於所有這一類(lèi)的事情。

Mister Lowell's theories were based on what were serious scientific studies of that time.
Earlier theories-- it's wonderful to have scientific theories that you can use to handle these problems, which you cannot demonstrate any fact for whatsoever.
更早些的理論...,幸好我們還有些科學(xué)理論,可以用來(lái)処理這些問(wèn)題,這些沒(méi)有實(shí)例,可以証明的問(wèn)題
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Luhrmann is one of the few lay writers who attempt to account for visions via modern scientific theories.
NEWYORKER: Seeing and Believing
The discovery of the boson, then, is rightly hailed as the crowning achievement of one of history's most successful scientific theories.
ECONOMIST: The hunt for physics’s most elusive quarry is over
Rubbish, says Mr Gribbin: scientific theories are rooted in truth, and new theories are not merely different from old ones, but are measurably better.
ECONOMIST: History of science: Time's arrow The