'Pataphysics was, he said, "the greatest of all sciences".
All sciences are built on systems of constructs and their interrelations.
From the outset he needed to understand the curriculum, which encompasses all sciences; he had limited access to such materials.
But as in all sciences, real advances require a self-critical mindset and a strict adherence to the scientific method.
Alberti's technological applications of mathematics, and his influential statement that mathematics was the key to all sciences, grew out of his humanistic education at Padua.
Although Bodin placed history "above all sciences," he actually wished to extract from it the materials for a transcendent political philosophy and a universal jurisprudence.
We were so well prepared – with lectures on behaviour management and top-up courses in some science subjects, as I'll be teaching all sciences to GCSE level.
There were 15,000 more entries this year in maths, further maths, modern foreign languages and classical languages, all sciences, English literature, geography and history – the so-called facilitating subjects.
Perhaps most fundamentally, there are controversies about whether there is a single notion of explanation that applies to all sciences, all contexts, and all periods and about whether explanatory power counts as an objective quality of theories.
And what's true of all sciences is that in order for us to maintain our edge, we've got to protect our rigorous peer review system and ensure that we only fund proposals that promise the biggest bang for taxpayer dollars.
Unified science, in the philosophy of logical positivism, a doctrine holding that all sciences share the same language, laws, and method or at least one or two of these features.
