By the 18th century, geography was a particularly feminized branch of science.

This remains true for tables, but not, according to a developing branch of science called quantum biology, for other big things - specifically, for living things.

We cannot expect politicians to grasp the minutiae of every branch of science: even scientists cannot do so.

They sprouted a whole branch of science.

Almost each branch of science has its own interpretation and hence own ways of handling the characteristic randomness.