She refrained from going further into the accusations directed against her or defending her new opinion in light of the Empirical research method, but generally accused those who signed the petition of arguing " unscientifically ".
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"We're satisfied that . . . we are not acting prematurely, unwisely, unfairly, or unscientifically, " said Wecht, who is also a nationally known commentator on high-profile cases.
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Stories of asteroid mining multiplied after the late 1940s, accompanied by descriptions of a society living in caves or domes on asteroids, or ( unscientifically ) providing the asteroid with an atmosphere held in place by an " artificial gravity ".
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But ultimately, most of them at least tacitly embrace the philosophy of Plato, who proposed, rather unscientifically, that numbers and mathematical laws are ethereal ideals, existing outside of space and time in a realm beyond the reach of humankind.
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Anyway, all of this is by way of prelude to my question, which is : what terms do real thermodynamicists use to talk about these notions which I've informally and unscientifically labeled " low grade ", " high grade ", and " controllable "?
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*Really, the problem with the " higher " and " lower " terminology, is that it is based on a thoroughly discredited ( but still widely felt and held among the unscientifically-minded people of the world ) that " 32 " 15 : 12, 20 October 2015 ( UTC)
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At best he may be ( personally and therefore unscientifically ) noticing an increased US influence in UK English in the case of this term, but it is incorrect to claim that this is a worldwide trend . " Backup singer " is so established and widespread in US usage that it is listed in printed US dictionaries as standard English.
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Insomnia is sometimes described unscientifically as epidemic, and it even seems that sleeplessness is almost chic these days : look no further than Christian Bale's coolly existential performance as a man who has been sleep-deprived for a year in the new film " The Machinist . " If the 1990s were the decade of " Listening to Prozac, " when an antidepressant became a cultural as well as a medical phenomenon, the current decade might be one of listening to Ambien, the best-selling sleeping pill in a market estimated at $ 1.5 billion a year.
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Different reviewers ( for example, Feder and Wodak wrote, " This is a piece of'Creation Science,'which, while not based on a need to present a Christian alternative, manifests many of the same types of argument, " including accusing opponents of unscientifically trying to defend their biases, alleging they are acting conspiratorially, and explaining " the currently marginal position of your alternative as being the result of prejudice, conspiracy and manipulation rather than of any fault of the theory itself . " Murray is head of the archeology department at Latrobe University in Melbourne, Australia.
