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Meanings of exact science in English
Sciences that admit of absolute precision in their results.
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Usage of exact science in English
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Bakery, being an exact science, is notoriously dangerous ground for food writers.
2
Unfortunately, like many parts of SNMP, it is not an exact science.
3
We studied the matter of drink-money till it became an exact science.
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And let me tell you medicine is not yet an exact science.
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Her father had been a disciple of exact science,- aprofessorof biology.
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Apologies for errors or omissions; these things are not yet an exact science.
7
In general, medicine is not an exact science and psychiatry is no different.
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From the stand-point of exact science aerial navigation is a very simple matter.
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But workforce planning is not an exact science, nor is it an art.
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It is worth bearing in mind that this is not an exact science.
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Telescopic sights have made the business of sniping an exact science.
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But no one has ever claimed this was an exact science.
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While a campaigner, I had learned to reduce packing to an exact science.
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A matter of this kind could be reduced almost to an exact science.
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It was a complicated process, certainly not an exact science, but a science nonetheless.
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I don't know the exact science of it but I think music is good.
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