primary man in trying to find food went everywhere. but by forming ranching arranged a chain of places and became emigrant. by happening industrial revolution, human life was centralized on one place.  places that base on its advantages make different biologic and behavioral types. forming cities in seaboard, river shore, boundary of mountains and champaign cause to make different cultures that...

Recently, a comprehensive dynamic mathematical model named Copernicus has been established to discover the mechanism of the vascular bubble formation and growth during and after decompression from a dive. The model uses Venous Gas Emboli (VGE) as a measurement and connects it to the risk of severe Decompression Sickness (DCS). Being validated by a series of diving tests, Copernicus model is bel...

A. Emerson Wiens Considering the range of human experience, both science and technology are relatively new fields of study. Certainly, primitive societies had some elementary understanding of nature, at least those elements that were most observable and obvious in their everyday experiences. Thousands of years before Christ, natural processes were used to produce cheese and beer, but without so...

We present theoretical results and resources obtained within three projects: national project POLEX, Copernicus Project CEGLEX (1032) and Copernicus Project GRAMLEX (632). Morphological resources obtained within these projects contribute to fill-in the gap on the map of available electronic language resources for Polish. After a short presentation of some common methodological bases defined wit...

MB&B103 Copernicus, Darwin, and the Human Genome Project Much of art and philosophy is inspired by the question: What does it mean to be human? The project of science has provided rational explanations of human identity that threaten our self-perception as special beings--beginning with the Copernican revolution and discoveries about our unspecial place in the universe. In this course, we will ...

MB&B103 Copernicus, Darwin, and the Human Genome Project Much of art and philosophy is inspired by the question: What does it mean to be human? The project of science has provided rational explanations of human identity that threaten our self-perception as special beings--beginning with the Copernican revolution and discoveries about our unspecial place in the universe. In this course, we will ...

A serious scientific journal seems to be the wrong place for a paper on alchemy. However, we believe that the history of science includes knowledge of the complex relations between specific scientific disciplines and what is called the “world-view” (Weltanschauung): the image of the world corresponding to a given stage of cultural development. The world-view, born of the “marriage” of Aristotle...