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.