natural sciences信息详情
自然科学
sciences───n.科学（science的复数）
folium sciences───叶科学
social sciences───n.社会科学( social science的名词复数 )；社会科学学科
physical sciences───n.自然科学，物理学( physical science的名词复数 )；[物]物理科学
sciences po───科学采购订单
natural───adj.自然的；物质的；天生的；不做作的；n.(Natural)人名；(西)纳图拉尔；n.自然的事情；白痴；本位音
behavioral sciences───行为科学
avovant sciences───流产科学
reproductive sciences───生殖科学
Graphics are used extensively in natural sciences and social sciences.───图表在自然科学和社会科学中被广泛使用。
Most American universities insist that students sample natural and social sciences, languages and literature before choosing a field of concentration.───大多数美国大学坚持要求学生在选择专业之前，必须先学习自然科学、社会科学、语言和文学。
A Tokay gecko hangs upside down in its terrarium at the Academy of Natural Sciences in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.───宾夕法尼亚州费城自然科学院的养缸里，一只壁虎倒挂着。
Natural sciences rely on it, but should we count it a science in its own right?───虽然自然科学都需依赖数学，但是我们就应该认为数学是一门拥有自己权力的科学吗？
A Tokay gecko hangs upside down in its terrarium at the Academy of Natural Sciences in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.───宾夕法尼亚州，费城自然科学学院，一只大壁虎把自己悬挂在培养箱顶面上。
publishing in a science journal, they insisted that the solution to the problem was not to be found in the natural sciences.───Wiesner和York表现出勇气，在科学期刊发表文章，坚持问题不能在自然科学找到解决办法。
The orbit of the natural sciences is the field in which the human mind is able to discover constant relations between various elements.───自然科学的范围，限之于人心能够发现其间的事象有不变关系的那个界域。
The experimental methods of the natural sciences are the only appropriate methods for any kind of investigation.───自然科学的实验方法是唯一一种适合任何研究的方法。
In the natural sciences a theory can be maintained only if it is in agreement with experimentally established facts.───在自然科学里面，一个理论，只要与实验过的事实符合，它就站得住。
Usually, physical anthropology and natural sciences are especially biology closer links.
Also common in the natural sciences , the technicist fallacy mistakenly identifies the discipline as a whole with certain parts of its technical implementation.
Exhibit the prehistory , culture history, and natural sciences.
He wanted to do Natural Sciences at Cambridge, worked terribly hard and got in.
Unlike the natural sciences, in a liberal society the social ones did not even have the stimulus of technological progress.
He excelled particularly in the natural sciences, in which his knowledge was described as encyclopedic.
He studied natural sciences and archaeology and anthropology at St John's College, Cambridge.
Some natural sciences, confident of the uniformity of their objects of study, have adopted the intensive design.
He took the natural sciences tripos in 1877 with first-class honours, and was appointed an assistant demonstrator.