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The need to further expand cultural, scientific and technological cooperation was also identified and the proposed meeting of a Joint Commission for Cultural, Scientific and
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From a May 2005 article of the same title Scientific American:
Archive 2005-06-01 M-mv 2005
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Except I have mine in "Scientific" mode at all times.
Real calculators modeled after desktop calculators - Boing Boing 2009
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For example, it was common for industrialists to place ads in Scientific American or Popular Mechanics, offering $500 to the inventor who could develop an improved method of making glass bottles or $1,000 for increasing the efficiency of steam boilers.
Creative Financing Eric S. Hintz 2010
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Wray Herbert wrote in Scientific American about a new study that investigated why people often associate the color white with righteousness and black with wickedness:
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Posted in Scientific Boundaries on May 18th, 2009 by Bradford
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My frustration today is a recent article in Scientific American [with the lofty academic title "Seven Answers to Climate Contrarian Nonsense"] which purports to shoot down the seven key skeptics arguments.
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Leigh spoke at the the workshop that I chaired, and she subsequently contributed a chapter entitled “Cooperation Without Consensus in Scientific Problem Solving” to our book, CSCW: Cooperation of Conflict.
steve | Serendipity 2010
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Sarah Zielinski writes in Scientific American about the results:
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Katherine Harmon writes in Scientific American that a new published study reveals substantial differences between how dyslexia impacts English and Chinese-language readers:
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