Meanings of scientific treatise in English

In 1537, Niccolo Tartaglia published the first scientific treatise on gunnery.

He has written a scientific treatise and can study undisturbed amid violent noises.

These last pages... They're an exposition, a scientific treatise, explaining how you'd go about it.

I'll stumble through the dryest scientific treatise you have if I can see you resting on the sofa.

And now there's a scientific treatise?

But they occurred in a scientific treatise-theywere the outcome of a painstaking scientific inquiry,-thereforethey passed without indictment.

Until the new American commentator appeared, there was no really scientific treatise on croquet to be had in our bookstores.

The surgeon and naturalist John Hunter wrote the first scientific treatise on whales from specimens that had mistakenly penetrated the city's waterway.

Kennedy was reading a scientific treatise one morning, while I was banging on the typewriter, when a knock at the laboratory door disturbed us.

This is not a scientific treatise of creation, but the alphabet of science is here, as Dr. Newman Smyth has said; and it is correct.

From this remark, we cannot except the authors of elementary scientific treatises.

Lewes had written at this time sixteen books-novels ,essays ,scientifictreatises, poems, and a drama.

They smother them in scientific treatises, or commit them to dry earth burial in gardening books.

Heredity has as conspicuous a place in the novels of George Eliot as in the scientific treatises of Charles Darwin.

These new withdrawals were all modern items; histories, scientific treatises, geographies, manuals of literature, philosophic works, and certain contemporary newspapers and magazines.

'This song' is to be interpreted as a song, not with the cold-blooded accuracy proper to a scientific treatise.