Experimentalism - Law Dictionary Search Results
Peirastic
Fitted for trial or test experimental tentative treating of attempts
Paracelsus
medicine but could not find a publisher willing to print his books He preached frequently the need for experimentation in medicine He is important in the history of medicine chiefly on account of the impetus which he
overlearn
To learn a fact or skill repetitively beyond the point where it can be immediately recalled in experimental psychology to continue to learn beyond the point where the criterion of adequate learning has been reached
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Experimentalist
One who makes experiments especially one who likes to experiment an experimenter
Inexperience
Absence or lack of experience lack of personal and experimental knowledge as the inexperience of youth
Heuristic
promote discovery or learning used especially of thories or paradigms which stimulate new ideas for discovering facts in experimental sciences
Helium
point of 2689deg C at atmospheric pressure and is used for maintaining very low temperatures both in laboratory experimentation and in commercial applications to maintain superconductivity in low temperature superconducting devices Gaseous helium at normal temperatures is
Guinea pig
is the domesticated form of the wild cavy often kept as a pet and used commonly as an experimental animal in laboratory research
Experiment
or special observation made to confirm or disprove something uncertain esp one under controlled conditions determined by the experimenter an act or operation undertaken in order to discover some unknown principle or effect or to test establish
Pretentative
Fitted for trial beforehand experimental
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