A social science of spontaneous order arose in the 18th century in the work of the French physiocrats and in the writings of the Scottish philosopher David Hume.
Mathematics, the science of structure, order, and relation that has evolved from elemental practices of counting, measuring, and describing the shapes of objects.
To produce and transmit scientific understanding, Aristotle thought we had to duplicate, in the deductive order of the science, the order of causes found in reality.
Among the principal works of Voegelin are Der Autoritäre Staat (1936), The New Science of Politics (1952), Order and History, 4 vol. (1956 74), Science, Politics and Gnosticism (1959), and From Enlightenment to Revolution (1975).
A housewife should make a study of the science of dishwashing, in order to find the one best way: "In washing dishes, Mary may have the best posture, Mother may move her eyes and head least, Johnny may move his feet least, Sarah may make the best use of her hands".
The science of marking the order of musical instrument development relies on archaeological artifacts, artistic depictions, and literary references.
Their play in March 1872 was described as "speed, pluck and science of no mean order" Before the introduction of the crossbar, teams could play without a goalkeeper.
The Earth Institute's research ranges from the basic science of paleoclimatology, in order to understand the long history of climate change, to hands-on work with local governments to help them improve their daily water supply.
The company is leveraging data science around the logistics of order fulfillment, too, in order to determine which fulfillment partner to use for each incoming order.
Thomas calls the movement from the more to the less general in a science the "order of determination" or specification of the subject matter.
