science
[ˈsaɪəns]
Definition:
1. A particular branch of scientific knowledge.
2. Ability to produce solutions in some problem domain.
Use 'science' in a sentence:
- 1. The tour included a visit to the Science Museum.
- 2. This was science with a human face.
- 3. I saw the child reading a science fiction comic.
- 4. Science means honest , solid knowledge.
- 5. The best discoveries in science are very simple.
- 6. He is adorable for his devotion to science.
- 7. And there we end this edition of Science in Action.
- 8. The study of science has enriched all our lives.
- 9. As for science, we should do our best to catch up with the world's highest level.
- 10. Assessing insurance risk can never be an exact science.
- 11. The progress of science is unstoppable.
- 12. Mathematics is the science of pure quantity.
- 13. It is possible to combine Computer Science with other subjects, for example Physics.
- 14. The schools inspectorate has/ have published a report on science teaching.
- 15. Science took a new and different turn in the Renaissance.
- 16. Science has determined that the risk is very small.
- 17. He's right on form as a crazy science teacher in his latest movie.
- 18. Is there always a conflict between science and religion?
- 19. He was put off science by bad teaching.
- 20. We need to fight this barbarian attitude to science.
- 21. Chemistry was par excellence the laboratory science of the early nineteenth century.
- 22. Philosophers did not use to make a distinction between arts and science.
- 23. More and more people turn to computer science.
- 24. This is the late development of science.
- 25. The language of science overlaps with that of everyday life.
- 26. The core subjects are English, mathematics and science.
- 27. In cities people talked about science and democracy, but feudalism flourished on the land.
- 28. This report is from our Science Unit.
- 29. Mathematics was once dubbed the handmaiden of the sciences.
- 30. Science fiction stories often mention robots that can talk.
- 31. Our students are oriented towards science subjects.
- 32. Whole branches of science may not receive any grants.
- 33. She's far better at science than her brother.
- 34. While Tom's very good at science, his brother is absolutely hopeless.
- 35. What turns teenagers off science?
- 36. A part of the money was set off for the building of a science boardinghouse.
- 37. Forecasting floods is not an exact science.
- 38. Economics is an inexact science.
- 39. She specializes in computer science.
- 40. He devoted his energies to the reformation of science.
- 41. Science was never my strong point at school.
- 42. Her speciality is maths, earth science, and chemistry.
- 43. Forecasting was an inexact science.
- 44. Some practice in the deft use of words may well be ancillaryto the study of natural science.
- 45. I'm hopeless at science.
- 46. British scientists have brought computer science to bear on this problem.
- 47. Computing science was still in its infancy.
- 48. At the time, medicine was still a primitive quasi-science.
- 49. Weather prediction has never been a perfect science.
- 50. I am making a multimedia presentation for my science project.
- 51. Science can penetrate many of nature's mysteries.
- 52. All the more technically advanced countries put a high value on science.
- 53. Accurate measurement is very important in science.
- 54. Science and technology have made major changes to the way we live.
- 55. Science and technology are part of the productive forces.
- 56. The subject is not, properly speaking, a science.
- 57. I was always weak in the science subjects.
- 58. Engineering and technology are disciplines distinct from one another and from science.
- 59. It was the study of history that gave birth to the social sciences.
- 60. Infrared is widely used in industry and medical science.
