英語 での New scientist の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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Responding to an article on homeopathy in New Scientist, Josephson wrote.
Now, following inquiries by New Scientist, some of the data contained within the papers is being questioned.
New Scientist:"Our liver vacation- Is a dry January really worth it?"?
Now New Scientist has examined a US patent(number 7015037) granted in 2006 that covers the isolation and use of MAPCs.
New Scientist is a weekly English-language international science magazine, founded in 1956.
New Scientist- Chronic fatigue syndrome eased by cancer drug.
Publish in National Geographic, Popular Science, and/or New Scientist.
Prof Makukov told New Scientist:“It was clear right away that the code has a non-random structure.
The findings were introduced in a recent issue of the English science journal"New Scientist.
The candidates will present at the annual Reaxys Prize Symposium to be held in conjunction with the New Scientist Live festival in London from September 22-23.
According to New Scientist magazine, the first to report on the patent, Sony's technique could be an improvement over an existing non-surgical method known as transcranial magnetic stimulation.
An article in New Scientist magazine, published in 1987, suggested that species as diverse as pigeons, whales, bees and even bacteria can navigate using the earth's magnetic field.
Alvin Weinberg, director of Oak Ridge National Laboratory, declared in New Scientist magazine in 1972:“If a cure for cancer is found the problem of radiation standards disappear.”.
Alan Thorpe, professor of meteorology at the University of Reading and Chief Executive of the UK Natural Environment Research Council, commented on the film in New Scientist.
The"New Scientist Live" science exhibition, was held in a suburb of London for four days, September 22-25, 2016. New Scientist, a UK-based science magazine, hosted this event.
If time is slowing, it could- in billions of years- actually come to a complete halt, University of the Basque Country professor José Senovilla told New Scientist.
It's out there on internet forums, but there's a lot on the internet that's true or untrue to varying degrees,” he said in an interview with the weekly magazine New Scientist.
New Scientist points out that the Chinese team in charge of the telescope actually expected it to last just one year of operation on the moon, yet it continues to work today.
Marcelo Gleiser, a physicist and philosopher at Dartmouth College, told New Scientist that trying to address Bostrum's question based on our current knowledge and technological capabilities is pretty hopeless.
If you had to choose one to send a spacecraft to, it's not a bad option,' Jeff Coughlin, a Kepler team lead who helped find the potential planets, told New Scientist.