"classical science" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to the branch of science that deals with the laws and principles that have been established through centuries of observation and experimentation, as opposed to newer or alternative theories. Example: In classical science, Newton's laws of motion were widely accepted as the foundation for understanding the behavior of objects in motion.
It is an artifact of classical science and its methodologies: collecting and classifying objects; creating categories and grids to organize them.
It presents the contorted face of classical science to Paris, a city where the history of science has come under close intellectual scrutiny.
Advances in physics, astronomy and chemistry undermined central assumptions of classical science, which resulted in the wholesale abandonment of medieval philosophy more generally.
Literature and Philosophy: students are required to take a minimum of five courses in classical literature or philosophy, including classical science.
A. R. Luria, the 20th-century Soviet neurologist, who was a mentor to and friend of Sacks, evoked the tension between "romantic" and "classical" science in his intellectual autobiography, "The Making of Mind".
What enlivens the book is that Johnson does not simply describe the system within which Priestley and his contemporaries hashed out the features of classical science; he sets it against other, later systems for comprehending physical reality, showing laymen how far we have come from the classical age of science.
Still: an elegantly crafted adventure in classical science-fiction.
Rigorous two-phase flow modeling is one of the great challenges in the classical sciences.
I worry that Princeton has forgotten that classical sciences like biology and geology matter, and that there is a great deal of essential science in a farm, particularly as we try to understand how the living planet will cope with the coming climate change disaster.
Dr. Jack Peruci Jeff Allenn), a classical sciences professor who specializes in mythology, has been searching for an ancient glassless mirror supposedly possessed by Medusa — even as others who've undertaking the mission all vanished without a trace.
Quite possibly it started in Switzerland, where first, the government was forced to abolish banking secrecy after too many scandals and too much financial turmoil and bankruptcy, and second, a popular vote on 17 May 2009 changed the constitution so that all Swiss would have guaranteed access to 'alternative medicine' in addition to classical, science-based medicine.
