In 1991 Narendar K . Sehgal was awarded the UNESCO Kalinga Prize for the Popularization of Science " for his contribution to the promotion of the integrity and accessibility of scientific knowledge, and propagating the scientific and technological culture to the broadest possible base ."
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The fall of old technological culture and the rise of the religion of " Abraham " is narrated in the 1954 story " The Music Master of Babylon ", Numerous other short stories are set in that world . including those collected in " Still I Persist in Wondering " ( 1978)
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Above us may lie realms it is beyond our power to grasp .'Science, he suggests, would be better put to examining that which lies immediately before us, although he allows that the quest to explore space is so firmly rooted in Western technological culture that it was unlikely to be abandoned simply because of his urging.
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In accordance with Allen's rule and Bergmann's rule, the large body, wide trunk, and short limbs of the Jinniushan female is to be expected, as the hominins from that time relied more on their physical body as a cold adaptation, as their technological culture was not yet as advanced as later hominins.
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Prof . Gago is a founder of the " Ci�ncia Viva " programme ( since 1996 ), which on behalf of the Ministry of Science and Technology, aims to promote scientific and technological culture among the Portuguese population . " My generation's legacy will be that research and technology made great progress in being more accessible and understandable to the public.
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As Ian Bodkin writes in his review of the work, Myles'poems " navigat [ e ] the ever-insular landscape of our technological culture that invades moments of quiet thought " in " Snowflake ", then " offers a sense of return to the people and places of intimacy, connections that bring her back to this world " in " different streets ".
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The only place cultural relativism plays a part in in the age of effective adulthood : technological cultures tend to feel that a child is not ready for successful relationships before the child has mastered a broad range of skills that will ensure it can compete and advance itself in a technological world; agricultural societies tend to hold that a child is ready for successful relationships when it has mastered the more basic skill-set that allows for commercial production .-- Ludwigs 2 05 : 39, 27 April 2010 ( UTC)
