Examples of using Known to science in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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The Secret Doctrine also reiterates that all the forms of energy known to science are but different expressions of the same original Fohatic power.
The giant bee-- the female can measure nearly 4cm in length-- first became known to science in 1858 when the British explorer and naturalist Alfred Russel Wallace discovered it on the tropical Indonesian island of Bacan….
More than 20 percent of the plants known to science are facing extinction because more and more of their habitat is being used for agriculture and urbanization.
believe these bursts have only been known to science for ten years- this is a very short time in astronomy.
More than 20 percent of the plants known to science are facing extinction because more and more of their habitat is being used for agriculture and urbanization.
Academy Curator of Invertebrate Zoology Terry Gosliner, Ph.D., has described about one quarter of colorful sea slug species known to science, but these masquerading marine invertebrates still find ways of surprising him.
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency(EPA), dioxins are among the most toxic chemicals known to science and are listed by the EPA as highly carcinogenic chemicals.
the oceans 252 million years ago, triggering the only mass extinction of insects known to science.
According to Lord Buddha, the beginning of the whole of phenomenal existence of which the universe known to science is but the lowest of thirty-one planes, is incalculable; it has no perceptible beginning.
Occurrence There are nearly ten million carbon compounds that are known to science and many thousands of these are vital to life processes and very economically important organic-based reactions.
A new study finds that more than 1,000 amphibian species poorly known to science are likely facing extinction, adding to the already identified 4,200 species the UN says are in peril.
The result is the most concentrated protein source known to science with over 93% protein, 5.9 grams of branched-chain amino acids(BCAAs)
Jake Bailey had just found out the most aggressive form of cancer known to science was ravaging through his body when he gave this inspiring, heart-breaking speech to his classmates.
root by weight but is one of the most bitter substances known to science and the standard against which other bitter subsances are compared.
west Texas in the US and southwards across almost 25 per cent of Mexico, this ecoregion is home to almost a quarter of the 1,500 cactus species known to science.
including 40 percent of all the amphibian species known to science, or about 3,200 species.
now known to science.
Our research team has spent the past two decades examining the chemical composition of the longest-lived animal that doesn't live in a colony known to science- the ocean quahog clam- to find out how the climate of the North Atlantic ocean has changed in relation to the atmosphere.
after the discovery had been officially registered by the French Academy of Sciences, chemists all over the world included“chromium” in the list of elements known to science.
Almost 99% of the microbes that live inside humans are not known to science.