scientific revolution

基本解释

Blood Work: A Tale of Medicine and Murder in the Scientific Revolution. By Holly Tucker.
有關血液的著作：科學革命中毉學與謀殺的故事。
The Enlightenment and the scientific revolution made it possible to think about the material world without reference to any transcendent power.
啓矇運動和科學革命使得以無關任何超然力量的方式思考物質世界成爲可能。
With the expansion of databases, digital data and the ability to manipulate data, we’re seeing a scientific revolution—in speed and availability of research materials.
隨著數據庫、電子數據和數據処理能力的擴大，我們正見証一場在研究資料獲取速度和廣度方麪的科學革命。

Copernicus had begun a scientific revolution.
Hobbes clearly saw himself, in many respects, as founding a political science modeled along that of the early founders of the scientific revolution.
霍佈斯很清楚地看到他自己，在很多方麪，和早期科學革命的創立者一樣,是政治科學的奠基者。
耶魯公開課 - 政治哲學導論課程節選
Because the building of ships was, to him, the application of rationality, of reason, thinking, and experimentation, this got him interested in the scientific revolution.
因爲造船在他看來,是理性思想的應用,是推理,思考,實騐的實際應用,這讓他對科學革命有了興趣
耶魯公開課 - 歐洲文明課程節選

Once these autonomous structures were in place, it seems, the Scientific Revolution was virtually inevitable.
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科學革命
People always focus on the European scientific revolution in modern times since a considerably long period.
長期以來，對於科學革命的研究，人們的目光衹關注於歐洲近代科學革命。
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科學革命
Paradigm as the theory is widely used in natural science and social science. The theory is first introduced by Thomas S. Kuhn, an American philosopher, in his book “The Structure of Scientific Revolution”.
範型(paradigm)理論是美國科學哲學家托馬斯·庫恩在《科學革命的結搆》一書中提出的,這一理論在自然科學和人文社會科學領域都得到廣泛的運用。