Computer simulation and number methods are techniques required of students in every field of quantitative science.

This was a necessary precursor to the development of calculus and a precise quantitative science of physics.

At this time, the study of dynamical systems is primarily qualitative, and not a quantitative science.

Physics is a quantitative science because it is based on measuring with numbers.

Klemperer quite literally changed the study of the intermolecular forces between molecules from a qualitative to a quantitative science.

Methods, techniques and concepts used in quantitative social sciences include:

Ecologists, however, were sensitive to the perception that ecology was still not considered a rigorous, quantitative science.

If geology were a more quantitative science, it would be easier, because while most people don't really understand numbers, they've at least been taught to respect them.

Professor Miller also helped develop the field of quantitative political science, the use of surveys and computers to analyze political behavior.

Many are academics who teach operations research, management science, analytics and the quantitative sciences in engineering and business schools.