English word definition/discovery?
I write poetry, this is the poem I am working on... "there's a certain magic I feel when I see the twinkle in your eyes, it leaves me hypnotized, memorized, like a million fireflies in the midnight sky, independently they live, ________ they glow" Obviously unfinished...anyways, heres my question, I was for some reason under the impression that the word is luminescent, and in this particular example, I would in theory be able to use the word 'luminscently'....so my poem would look like this.... "there's a certain magic I feel when I see the twinkle in your eyes, it leaves me hypnotized, memorized, like a million fireflies in the midnight sky, independently they live, luminscently they glow" However, not only did my autocorrect not pick the word up, but neither did Google, I was wondering if maybe the word is 'illuminscently' but that didn't pop up on Google either, lol, I'm legit confused with this ...can someone please help?
Write your definition of the concept of discovery?
ok i've done it now what?
What is a discovery motion?
I’m not exactly sure about what your mean by this so I will give you a couple definitions and you pick from them.Number 1:A motion for discovery is a motion made to the court by the party of a criminal proceeding or civil lawsuit to obtain information or evidence regarding the case, Free Advice explains. Discover is the process of receiving this information, which is a guarantee under the U.S. Constitution.Number 2:If a party fails to attend his or her deposition or properly respond to requests for production or inspection or interrogatories, one can file a motion to compel that party to comply with the discovery request.Number 3:Discovery, in the law of the United States and other countries, is a pre-trial procedure in a lawsuit in which each party, through the law of civil procedure, can obtain evidence from the other party or parties by means of discovery devices such as a request for answers to interrogatories, request for production of documents, request for admissions and depositions. Discovery can be obtained from non-parties using subpoenas. When a discovery request is objected to, the requesting party may seek the assistance of the court by filing a motion to compel discovery.Number 4:A motion of discovery provides the defendant with notes made by a police officer during or shortly after issuing a traffic citation. A defendant can also demand to see other information, such as what type of equipment was used to clock the defendant's speed, and even instruction manuals on that specific equipment. However, it is important to understand that not all states recognize this right, and a defendant should check with his state to be sure this law exists before filing a motion of discovery.Comment if it wasn’t there!
What is the difference between an invention and a discovery?
The difference between discovery and invention is not a rocket science. By looking to the example we can surely mean it. There is one tricky example also at lastInvention:The invention terms regards to the creating the new technology, thing, element that had not ever used in the past. The whole new concept is evolve from the inventionDiscovery:Discovery relates to the finding the existing thing which is already being present in the nature by doing research on it. The old existing concept, element, thing are perceive from the long study.Lets have example,Discovery of India by Vasco Da GamaIndia is already present from thousands of year, But India was not known to some country, so Vasco Da Gama found existing India which was not known to other. Hence it is DiscoverySame case is with discovery of america also2. Invention of Electronic computer by Charles BabbageWhen the computer came in the existence in 1833–1871 somewhere, it was whole in new technology because before that there were no such electronic thing which can do some stuff. That was the new Invention.Same Case is with the invention of revolver, T.V., Printing machine bla bla bla all are the inventions.3. Discovery or invention of elements in periodic table:this is the tricky question because the elements which are already existed are discovered and the large radioactive material which are fabricated are the inventions.Example of invented elementExample of discovered element
What conditions lead to a scientific discovery?
This question is more complex than it might appear on the surface, because you don’t provide a working definition of what counts as a scientific discovery. The term is not codified anywhere in the scientific method, so it’s fairly subjective.Whenever we make a novel observation about a phenomenon, we have discovered something. Crucially, this includes both statistically significant and non-significant results in response to a manipulation, because “This manipulation didn’t yield a statistically significant difference” is still a discovery. With this definition of discovery, then being able to run an experiment* is all that is required, assuming that:The manipulation is appropriate to study the effect we want to study.Your experiment has sufficient power[1] to observe the effect if it is a real effect.If the working definition of scientific discovery, however, is a flashy result that makes headlines, then that’s an entirely different story (and rather thorny issue).*Being able to run an experiment is also dependent on a complicated confluence of factors that Konstantinos has mentioned: funding, institutional and public interest, equipment and infrastructure, and the ability to design such an experiment in the first place.Footnotes[1] Statistical power - Wikipedia
Can u write a paragraph of five sentences?
I can remember when i was in school last february; I went to the library to get myself a dictionary. I took the dictionary back to my dormitory because I didn't have time to look at it straight away. When i wasn't busy, I opened the book and made a shocking discovery! Gullible really isn't in the dictionary.
What was Richard Hakluyt's "Discourse on Western Planting"?
Richard Hakluyt was an Elizabethan writer whose subject was the early voyages of discovery to America and the importance of world trade. His many books were considered influential in encouraging English merchants and the government to adopt a policy of maritime trade and colonial development. His work is maintained by the Hakluyt Society http://www.hakluyt.com/ The Discourse Concerning Western Planting was a manuscript that was intended for publication presenting the arguments for settling English people in the "new" lands of America. The full title of the piece is, " A particular discourse concerning Wesierne discoveries written in the yere 1584, by Richarde Hackluyt of Oxforde, at the request and direction of the righte worshipfull Mr Walter Ragfly before the comynge home of his two barkes. " A copy was presented to Queen Elizabeth, but the manuscript became lost and was only rediscovered and published in 1877. Its object was to recommend the enterprise of planting the English race in the unsettled parts of North America. You can see a copy (with early Modern English spellings here : http://xroads.virginia.edu/~hyper/hns/ga... For a more detailed account of Hakylut's life and work try this site : http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Richard_Hak...