Abstract. This paper examines how ionospheric physics emerged as a research speciality in Britain, Germany, and the United States first four decades of 20th century. It argues that formation this discipline can be viewed confluence deep-rooted traditions which scientists engineers transformed, from within, areas connected to radio wave propagation geomagnetism. These include Cambridge school's ...

After the boom of pharmacological research during the 1950s, mainly as a result of the screening technique, the identification of active molecules, their reshaping by means of pharmaco-chemical drug design, and the creation of extremely efficacious and successful medicines, the pharmaceutical world sought a new source of inspiration. Such biota as the tropical forest, a quantity of plants credi...

The knowledge of the medicinal properties plants is rooted back in cultural transmission historic traditions, and beliefs inhabitants a given geographical area, ancient texts, literature such as Ebers Papyrus, De Materia Medica. ethnic communities Bhotiya residing Byans valley West Himalaya, India; Chin indigenous group Myanmar still customize their herbal formulations from different plant part...

Although technical terms often represent unambiguous meanings, the crucial expression �emptiness' in Mahāyāna Buddhist traditions is likely to serve a soteriological function. The doctrine of emptiness seems to be intended to detach our linguistic expression from the unwholesome influence of illusory assumptions; assumptions of which we are not aware in our referential acts. Buddhist texts ofte...

discussing tales and proverbs of different tribes and nations is very interesting; especially when compared to each other and their origin is searched. the shared themes mean that two different persons in two different places and at two different times have been influenced by one subject and have quoted it. there are a lot of examples of this in literature of different nations.in this article, ...

in his recent commentary, gorik ooms argues that “denying that researchers, like all humans, have personal opinions … drives researchers’ personal opinion underground, turning global health science into unconscious dogmatism or stealth advocacy, avoiding the crucial debate about the politics and underlying normative premises of global health.” these ‘unconscious’ dimensions of global health are...