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Meanings of experimental science in English
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Examples for "historical science"
Examples for "historical science"
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Out of these controversies proceeded political as well as historical science.
2
The "long argument" for historical science operates at two poles-methodologicaland theoretical.
3
A nice problem, considering the historical science of the period!
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But it's also full of real-world historical science.
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Bourdeau, a disciple of this school, looks forward to the time when historical science will become entirely quantitative.
Usage of experimental science in English
1
The Arabs have been considered to be the founders of modern experimental science.
2
The rapid growth of positive and experimental science, however, was fatal to scholasticism.
3
But of course, with experimental science, you never really knew.
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These are conditions paramount at the present day for continuous progress in experimental science.
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Natural vigorousness led Rutherford to experimental science, for he wasn't exactly a clean-fingernails guy.
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The truth is that, in all experimental science, mankind is, of necessity, constantly advancing.
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Bateson longed to apply the mechanistic style of experimental science to the causes of evolution.
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Lord Macaulay tells us that 'In every experimental science there is a tendency towards perfection.
9
The notion of the supernatural, with its impossibilities, is coincident with the birth of experimental science.
10
There are moral, metaphysical, physical professors; professors of languages, of history, of mathematics, of experimental science.
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Evolution has at last become an experimental science.
12
The cause of the decline of astrology was the growing prevalence of the new spirit of experimental science.
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The wonderful transformation of production and distribution known as the industrial revolution is the fruit of experimental science.
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He claimed for experimental science that it would produce inventions which could be usefully employed against Antichrist: ib.
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Nor is this a mere theoretical assumption; it is a determination of experimental science, quite independent of theory.
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The TV version stars Rebecca Hall and Jonathan Pryce, set in a town with an experimental science lab.
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