In this sense logic could be understood as a science that aims to describe certain truths or facts, just as other sciences aim to describe other truths.
Sometimes it is said that natural sciences aim at explaining the world whereas the social sciences try to understand it.
The focus of research can span a broad range of biomedical sciences aimed at understanding and improving human health.
Making such a direct link between technology, more broadly, and the technological sciences makes sense in view of the fact that these sciences aim to contribute towards realizing contemporary or future technologies.
On the other hand, multiple vocabularies outside of life sciences aim at describing tools and data resources, but they do not include the necessary bioinformatics-specific concepts.
Environmental Geotechnology has emerged as an interdisciplinary science, aiming and forecasting, analyzing and solving the geotechnical problems involving the influence of environmental factors.
"We have a new neighbor, and there will likely be a whole branch of science aiming to understand its nature".
The eLife initiative is an unprecedented collaboration between the funders and practitioners of life and biomedical science, aiming to catalyse fundamental change in research communication.
Britton's pseudo-science aimed at securing more than a mere admission.
In 1997, as president of the American Association for the Advancement of Science, Dr. Lubchenco called for "a new social contract" for science, aimed at helping policy makers take steps to sustain the biosphere.
