scientific revolution的意思

scientific revolution中文翻譯：

科學革命

相似詞語短語

revolution───n.革命；旋轉；運行；循環

scientific───adj.科學的，系統的

scientific management───科學管理

agency revolution───機構革命

scientific theory───科學理論

scientific method───科學方法

agricultural revolution───[農]農業革命

scientific america───科學美國

boss revolution───老板革命

雙語使用場景

scientific and technological revolution such as laser, computer, materials and materials processing etc, has a critical effect on the refractive corneal surgery.───激光、電子計算機、材料學及制作工藝等現代科學技術的進步在角膜屈光性手術發生中起了決定性的作用。

We’re in the middle of a scientific revolution. It’s going to have big cultural effects.───我們正處于科學變革之中，而它將產生深遠的文化影響。

The Protestant work ethic and the scientific revolution no doubt mattered.───新教徒的職業倫理和科技革命無疑也具有重要意義。

ALMOST half a century ago, Harold Wilson pledged that Britain would be reforged in the "white heat" of the scientific revolution.───在差不多半個世紀之前，哈爾羅威爾遜（HaroldWilson）預測英國將會再造科學革命的“狂熱”。

We are witnessing an historical scientific revolution between the old guard of evolution and the young rebels of intelligent design.───我們是生物進化論老一代衛道士與生物智能設計年輕的反叛分子之間這場歷史性的科學革命的見證人。

Newton's great work, The Mathematical Principles of Natural Philosophy, marked the triumph of the Scientific Revolution.───牛頓的偉大作品是「自然科學的數學原理」，表示了科學革命的勝利。

The scientific revolution, followed by the Enlightenment, marked a fundamental shift.───科學革命以及隨后出現的啟蒙運動標志著一次根本性的轉變。

英語使用場景

When this happens, there is a scientific revolution and the old paradigm is replaced with a new one.

He also argues that, in its turn, the Scientific Revolution had some effect on the visual arts.

The scientific revolution, it is often said, saw the separation of science from religion.

For these reasons we shall drop references to the separation of science and religion during the scientific revolution.

The discontinuous change constitutes a scientific revolution.

As a necessary presupposition to explain the scientific revolution, Kuhn's theory of incommensurability is an important part of his scientific philosophy.

The first contest of the scientific revolution was fought by Paracelsus, well ahead of the more famous initiatives of Vesalius and Copernicus.

The scientific revolution that began 300 years ago has accelerated exponentially.

We continue to speak of a scientific revolution because earlier systems of belief were emphatically overthrown.