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	Natural science - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The term natural science is also used to differentiate those fields using scientific method in the study of nature, in contrast with social sciences which use the scientific method applied to human behavior, and in contrast to formal science, which uses different methodology.
		Together, the natural and applied sciences are distinguished from the social sciences on the one hand, and from the humanities, theology and the arts on the other.
		In this sense "natural sciences" can be an alternative phrase for biological sciences, involved in biological processes, or perhaps also the earth sciences, as might be distinguished from the physical sciences (more directly involved in the study of physical and chemical laws underlying the universe).
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Natural_science (450 words)

	Axess, a magazine for the liberal arts and social sciences
		Since in natural science there is a given and generally accepted terminology, and in addition a large number of generally accepted methods (and basic theories), the natural scientist need not use much text on sections dealing with such matters, at the same time as much natural science consists of developing new methods.
		Natural scientists do not all work with experiments, in which a small number of factors are isolated – but the method of repeatable experiments may be seen as an ideal for natural scientists.
		Natural scientists find almost incomprehensible the importance that human scientists attach to the design of the introduction, with all the understood or implied references (or lack of them) it includes.
	www.axess.se /english/2005/02/theme_myrdal.php (4124 words)

	NTSE Paper: Physics and Supernature
		If a scientist made the claim that atoms emit photons at characteristic wavelengths because the Almighty by a special act interposed Himself into nature causing him to measure certain energies of photons when making spectroscopic observations certain atoms, this scientist would be missing an opportunity to understand a general principle of atomic physics.
		The separation of the supernatural from the natural, or equivalently the immaterial from the physical, is a characteristic of dualism.
		Natural science does not appeal to the supernatural, in the sense of special action thrust on the physical order from outside, but it relies on a vision of reality which allows for a complete account of physical processes.
	www.phys.lsu.edu /students/dhall/NWR/NTSE/physics_supernature.html (4438 words)

	J.R. Kantor: The Institutional Foundation of a Scientific Social Psychology (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		As we have already suggested the ability of the natural scientist to rid himself of these animatisms is largely owing to the comparatively simpler nature of his data.
		Moreover, these natural foundations we discover in exactly the same way as the biologist traces out the development of the biological organism beginning from the first contact of two elementary cells, and continuing through the contacts of the product of their union with the food, atmosphere, and other surrounding conditions.
		How entirely natural, that is to say, how much a matter of interaction of persons and stimuli conditions, cultural conduct really is, we may observe from the fact that not all Germans had this belief as part of their equipment.
	spartan.ac.brocku.ca /~lward/Kantor/Kantor_1924.html (4198 words)

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		It is through the ongoing dialogue of both theology and natural science with their respective cultures as a whole that the presuppositions and findings of one discipline influence (often in very subtle ways) the other.
		Both complementarities are a consequence of the nature of the relatedness between the observer and the object (or Object-Subject for theology) observed.
		Thus certain aspects of knowledge acquisition in theology and in natural science may be represented by complementarity relationships as a consequence of the unique characteristics of the respective interactions between the human observer and the object (or object-subject) observed.
	www.asa3.org /ASA/PSCF/1991/PSCF3-91Wyatt.html (7728 words)

	CHAPTER XIV, THE SCHOLAR AND THE SCIENTIST, INTRODUCTION - Report of the Royal Commission on National Development in ...
		Scientists and humanists, at their best, pursue knowledge in the fields of nature and of human life for sheer love of it.
		The application of the scientist's work is the material control of the forces of nature, or of man, and its use in such a way as to increase the pleasure and comforts of life, to broaden its activities, and to prolong life itself or to shorten it.
		We have observed that even when certain representatives of these studies have used the term scientist in their presentations to this Commission, they have in general associated themselves with the humanities rather than with the natural sciences.
	www.collectionscanada.ca /massey/h5-422-e.html (4434 words)

	Conservation scientists and foresters
		Conservation scientists and foresters manage their use and development and help to protect these and other natural resources, and for this reason are becoming known as natural resource managers.
		Although conservation scientists mainly advise farmers, farm managers, and ranchers on ways they can improve their land for agricultural purposes and to control erosion, a growing number are advising landowners and governments on recreational uses for the land.
		Although Conservation scientists and foresters work in every State, employment of foresters is concentrated in the Western and Southeastern States, where many national and private forests and parks, and most of the lumber and pulpwood-producing forests, are located.
	www.bls.gov /oco/ocos048.htm (3223 words)

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		Sub-atomic particles act in accord with their essential nature; they show activity, which in more complex physical forms is recognised as life, and they show appropriate reaction to environmental conditions, which in more complex physical forms is recognised as consciousness.
		The natural consequence of breaking natural law is the termination of progression; while the natural consequence of following natural law is continued progression.
		Natural law must still be followed, but we humans have the ability and the obligation to choose whether or not to follow that natural law.
	islamic-world.net /ute01-11.php (7370 words)

	Weber - The Work - Natural Science (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		According to Weber, differences between the natural sciences and the social sciences arise from differences in the cognitive intentions of the investigator, not from the alleged inapplicability of scientific and generalizing methods to the subject matter of human action.
		While the social scientist may wish to search for such lawful abstract generalizations in human behavior, he is also interested in particular qualities of human actors and in the meaning they ascribe to their actions.
		When the social scientist adopts a generalizing method, he abstracts from random unique aspects of the reality he considers; concrete individual actions are conceived as "cases" or "instances," which are subsumed under theoretical generalizations.
	www2.pfeiffer.edu /~lridener/DSS/Weber/WEBERW2.HTML (1529 words)

	Science Toolkit - The Program of Natural Scientist
		You can use the simulation hole the school-day lesson by lesson, from one classroom to another, because it is so easy to move around and use and in addition to that it is so fast to calibrate.
		The program is easy to use and therefore pupils have not been obliged to become more familiar with it, but they have used to act as assistants during every lesson by computer and probes changing the roles lesson by lesson.
		I should be delighted if neglect for education into the longing of the cleanness in nature and environment could be stopped in basic-school, just when pupils are in most sensitive age.
	www.saunalahti.fi /eevee2/scie_en.html (1689 words)

	The Natural Born Scientist
		There are two extremes of scientists and engineers: the average ones who follow standard operating procedures and the ones who break rules and come up with new ways of doing things.
		ADD scientists are in the latter category (of course).
		Since children are such natural inventors, it's not surprising that ADD adults are, too.
	borntoexplore.org /addsci.htm (1481 words)

	SSSSNE 2000-2001 Registry of Members (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		The Society of Soil Scientists of Southern New England is pleased to present a listing of its members for 2001 who meet specific qualification standards in the field of soil science.
		The purpose of the Society Registry is to identify trained and qualified soil scientists, to foster and maintain professional competency, and to protect the public interest in the area of responsible use of soil and land resources.
		Ten years experience as environmental scientist in public and private sectors specializing in wetlands delineations and functional assessments, soils mapping, mitigation design and monitoring, permitting, erosion control, and preparation of NEPA documents.
	members.aol.com /ssssne/registry.html (7123 words)

	Bayer Making Science Make Sense (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Women Ph.D.'s in natural sciences and engineering fields receive an average of $8,000 to $12,000 less in salary than men in the same fields.
		A total of 322,570 of the nation's 384,610 Ph.D. natural scientists and engineers are men, 84% of the total.
		Most (75%) of the natural scientist and engineer Ph.D.'s 35 years old or under are men.
	www.bayerus.com /msms/news/pages/background/april_98a.html (532 words)

	Registration as forensic scientist
		Individuals who wish to practice as natural scientists are required to register with the South African Council for Natural Scientific Professions (SACNSP).
		Any person who wishes to be registered as a Professional Natural Scientist in the field of practice Forensic Science should have a four-year B.Sc, B.Sc.
		At least 50 % of the subjects in the programme must be classified as natural science subjects.
	www.services.gov.za /registrationasaprofessionalnaturalscientist.aspx (866 words)

	Scientist Solutions - Topic Not Found
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		There is a combo box at the bottom of the forum page where you can select another forum either in this category, another category or another forum of another category.
	www.scientistsolutions.com /index.php?a=topic&t=1289 (275 words)

	Open Faculty Positions<p>The University of Alabama
		The successful candidate will be appointed to the New College Program, and to a partner department in the College of Arts and Sciences and will maintain a general natural science education teaching program within New College, and other teaching duties in partner departments as assigned.
		More specifically, the successful candidate must be able to teach a multidisciplinary course "The Laboratory Experience," and advise a diverse group of students with varied interests in the sciences broadly conceived, and often including pre-professional study in health-related fields.
		The successful candidate will also maintain a research program complementary to their appointment; it may contain a field specific component, but should also include a commitment to interdisciplinarity, general natural science education, public understanding of science and science issues, or natural science pedagogy.
	www.ua.edu /financial/hr/employment/as/newhmpg.htm (355 words)

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		The new Natural Scientific Professions Act, 2003 Act 27 of 2003) came into effect on 17 February 2004 and brought about a few changes in the way that the natural sciences will be regulated henceforth.
		A professional natural scientist or a professional natural scientist-in-training or professional natural science technologist or professional natural science technologist-in-training shall in practicing his profession comply with the following code of conduct:
		106 of 1993) prescribe the requirements with which an association of professional natural scientists or professional natural science technologists or a combination thereof shall comply in order to qualify for recognition as a professional natural scientists' association or a professional natural science technologists' association or a combination thereof in terms of the said Act.
	www.saci.co.za /index.php?page=50&title=SACNASP+News (3202 words)

	ISI's Natural Language Group
		The natural language group at ISI is large and growing.
		Other academic natural language groups of comparable size in the US include those at Carnegie-Mellon University, Johns Hopkins University, Columbia University, University of Pennsylvania, and University of Maryland.
		Our faculty and staff are devoted to natural language processing research, with interests in statistical and symbolic models of language processing, parsing, ontology, creation by text mining, machine translation, natural language generation, text summarization, dialogue, discourse, question answering, and other topics:
	www.isi.edu /natural-language/nlp-at-isi.html (916 words)

	NATURAL SCIENTIST RULES
		The rules of this title implement the statutory responsibilities of the New Hampshire board of natural scientists created by RSA 310-A:81.
		These provisions regulate but are not limited to the certification of soil and wetland scientists and the practice of soil and wetland science in the state of New Hampshire.
		The seal of the board shall be an embossed circular seal consisting of 2 concentric circles, the outer circle having a diameter of 2 inches and an inner circle having a diameter of 1.7 inches.
	www.state.nh.us /jtboard/nscirule.htm (5945 words)

	natural scientist
		Natural Scientist is a program for the camper who would like to further his/her studies of local ecology and explore the environment surrounding our Bryant Pond campus.
		The "Scientists" will fine tune their nature observation skills and put them to work exploring the complex relationships of the natural world.
		Students also have the benefit of hands-on use of "real" science equipment to study their surroundings.
	www.meconservationschool.org /naturalscientist.asp (161 words)

	The Natural Scientist Home
		Welcome to the Natural Scientist, the website for all your natural therapies research service needs.
		Keep up to date with the latest trends, issues and research in the natural therapies field.
		At the Natural Scientist we pride ourselves on the timely delivery of information to grow your business, assist in client care and answering your questions because information is the key to success.
	www.thenaturalscientist.com /index.htm (175 words)

	NATURAL RESOURCE SCIENTIST 2 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Definition: Performs natural resource research to meet specific and limited objectives requiring the use of conventional techniques, under administrative supervision.
		Distinguishing Characteristics: The research situation, the duties and responsibilities assigned to the position and the qualifications of the incumbent are considered in the allocation of positions to this class series since these factors together constitute the actual position responsibility and form the basis for determining grade level.
		Ability to: reason logically, draw valid conclusions and make appropriate recommendations; gather and analyze data; participate in conferences and interviews; speak and write effectively; establish and maintain effective working relationships.
	hr.dop.wa.gov /lib/hrdr/specs/90000/95620.htm (374 words)

	spiked-science \| survey \| E=mc2 centenary survey \| Beware the natural scientist who makes generalisations outside their ...
		Beware the natural scientist who makes generalisations outside their area of expertise
		beware the natural scientist who makes generalisations outside their area of expertise - especially on the subject of human nature.
		The scientist will invariably be unqualified to make such pronouncements.
	www.spiked-online.com /articles/0000000CA9CD.htm (110 words)

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		The Society of Soil Scientists of Southern New England is pleased to present a listing of its members for 2005 who meet specific qualification standards in the field of soil science.
		Presently: Senior Wetland Scientist, The BSC Group, specializing in permitting, hydric soil and wetland delineation, impact analysis, and wetland mitigation and restoration (978) 929-9499.
		Presently: Soil and Wetland Scientist, Schauer Environmental Consultants, LLC responsible for soil mapping and evaluation, wetland delineation and assessment, and project permitting.
	nesoil.com /ssssne/registry2005.htm (9041 words)

	Expert Coverage of Opinion Comment Politics Analysis - New Scientist (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Scientists who model natural structures share deep resonances with the artists who paint or sculpt them, says Martin Kemp
		Next time you serve avocado, your guests might be surprised to learn that it grows on the "testicle tree"
		Alien Invaders: A guide to non-native species of the Britisher Isles, by Jacob Cartwright and Nick Jordan
	www.newscientist.com /channel/opinion (851 words)

	Schering Group - Natural Scientist Fair (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Natural Science Job Market - Contact fair for natural scientists
		The Young Chemists Forum, the Employment Office and the University of Frankfurt bring many natural scientists and companies into contact with each other every year at their job market.
		At our exhibition stand we would like to inform you about opportunities for starting and developing a career at our company.
	schering.de /scripts/en/70_career/2003/events/031106_yp_frankf.php?... (97 words)

	NATURAL RESOURCE SCIENTIST 1 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Definition: Performs scientific natural resource research of a specialized nature, under technical direction.
		Incumbents allocated to this classification perform research of a specialized nature, under technical direction, develop projects and studies as defined, and assist in project formulation.
		Two years professional research work experience in a specific specialty field (the specialty field is designated for each position).
	hr.dop.wa.gov /lib/hrdr/specs/90000/95600.htm (303 words)

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