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I'll vent it into the Hab via the highly scientific method of detaching the tank from the MAV landing struts, bringing it into the Hab, then opening the valve until it's empty.† (source)
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The first phase was a new scientific method.† (source)
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She had to explain the scientific method she had used in order to overcome the senator's pragmatic resistance.† (source)
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This is the scientific method.† (source)
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The correct program for this interweaving is formalized as scientific method.† (source)
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You're planning to try scientific method on Rav Schwartz?† (source)
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That may not be a very scientific method for finding the east-west middle of the country, but it will do.† (source)
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Yet to accept the fact violated all Jan's cherished ideas of scientific method.† (source)
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He made a disciplined scientist proclaim the superiority of mystical intuition over the scientific method.† (source)
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ALL OF WHICH is far indeed from the contemporary view; for the democratic ideal of the self-determining individual, the invention of the power-driven machine, and the development of the scientific method of research have so transformed human life that the long-inherited, timeless universe of symbols has collapsed.† (source)
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To Madeline, Gottlieb was a wicked old man who made fun of the sanctities of Marriage and Easter lilies, to Clif, he was a bore, but Leora glowed as Martin banged the table and quoted his idol: "Up to the present, even in the work of Ehrlich, most research has been largely a matter of trial and error, the empirical method, which is the opposite of the scientific method, by which one seeks to establish a general law governing a group of phenomena so that he may predict what will happen."† (source)
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For a whole week Madeline held clinics where she expounded the scientific method of modern bread-making.† (source)
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It was a kind of satire on Nature: it was the scientific method, the geologic method; it deposited the history of the family in a stratified record; and the antiquary could dig through it and tell by the remains of each period what changes of diet the family had introduced successively for a hundred years.† (source)
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This is not least true of our next key phrase, a new scientific method, another Renaissance innovation which I will tell you about.† (source)
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"Well, good luck with your scientific method," Danny told me, getting to his feet.† (source)
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Traditional scientific method has always been at the very best, 20-20 hindsight.† (source)
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