exact science

英 [ɪɡˈzækt ˈsaɪəns]

美 [ɪɡˈzækt ˈsaɪəns]

n.  精确科学

计算机

柯林斯词典

• N-SING 精确科学
  If you say that a particular activity is notan exact science, you mean that there are no set rules to follow or it does not produce very accurate results.
  1. Forecasting floods is not an exact science.
     对洪水的预测并不是一门精确科学。

双语例句

• Such data logging and telemetry have made what used to be more of an art into an exact science.
  这些数据记载和遥测装置已从过去较常用于艺术，进阶成为精密的科学。
• History is not an exact science.
  历史不是一门精密的科学。
• Well, this isn't an exact science.
  这不可能像科学那么精确。
• The calculation of PPPs is far from an exact science.
  购买力平价的计算远非一种精确的科学。
• Is not an exact science.
  不会永远是精准的科学。
• What I do is an exact science and should be treated as such.
  你要知道我所做的确切地说是一门科学，而它理应受到科学的对待。
• Yet whatever one's views on utilitarianism as a philosophy or happiness as an exact science, one can still address the broad conclusions of this analysis.
  然而，不管你是把功利主义当作一种哲学，还是将幸福当作一门严密的科学，你仍可以对这一分析得出的广泛结论加以解释。
• Performance testing with JUnitPerf is by no means an exact science, but it is an excellent way to ascertain and monitor low-level performance of application code early in a development life cycle.
  用JUnitPerf进行性能测试无疑是一门严格的科学，但在开发生命周期的早期，这是确定和监控应用程序代码的低端性能的极佳方式。
• Therefore, until such time as earthquake prediction becomes a more exact science, it might be best not to issue any predictions.
  因此，在地震预测成为一门精确科学之前，不做任何预警是最好的办法。
• Industrial noise, for example, is a much more exact science, as you are interested in assessing specific noise levels and relating these to legislative or action levels.
  工业噪声，例如，是一种更为精确的科学，因为你是在评估特定的噪音水平与这些有关的立法或行动水平兴趣。