… ■ RECOGNITION OF TRUE merits may not be a common virtue of the human being, as
often achievements are either forgotten, not seen or just buried into oblivion. History of science …

… It seemed to me that the science-quaking fact of our boyhood was that light has a speed. …
such probing—if we assume a phenomenon mind as well as the phenomenon brain, than it is to …

… It seems likely that Wells' experiments and observations on natural phenomena were …
science of his day; they will surprise present day students of science because of their modernity. …

… to oblivion, … phenomenon' and the form of his relations with the rest of British physics raises
some interesting and I think important points about cognitive and technical diversity in science…

The article covers VP Demikhov work and activities at NV Sklifosovsky Research Institute for
Emergency Medicine in 1964-1965. On May 28, 1964, VP Demikhov defended his Thesis …

… one foot on the threshold of total oblivion… oblivion, between being remembered and being
forgotten. It sometimes seems as if we are all caught up in an endless struggle against oblivion…

… It is this self-cancellation, henceforth "quantum oblivion (QO)," that lies at the basis of some
… Under a greater time-resolution of the CI, some non-local phenomena turn out to be local. …

Unlike the Holocaust, Rwanda, Cambodia, or Armenia, scant attention has been paid to the
human tragedies analyzed in this book. From German Southwest Africa (now Namibia), …

… physicist Niels Bohr too claiming that no one phenomenon in nature can be taken to exist if
… and which have dominated in science from its beginnings. The phenomenon in science, as in …

… has nearly fallen into oblivion’’ Choman Hardi notes a somewhat similarly elusive phenomenon:
if so … That so many of these abominations have been consigned to oblivion is not just …