Sentence examples for An interdisciplinary orientation from inspiring English sources

Still, "Language" is a useful study of a burgeoning theory compatible with Darwinism, anthropology, psychology and philosophy — an interdisciplinary orientation the Chomskyans have largely spurned.

Administration of the wide-ranging Doherty awards by the Sea Grant College Program reflects its interdisciplinary orientation to ocean research.

Because of his interdisciplinary orientation many fields claimed him as theirs, including genetics, evolutionary biology, ethology, parasitology, and evolutionary psychology.

The interdisciplinary orientation of the book should make it a valuable text in several academic and professional fields, including public administration, political science, environmental studies and natural resource areas.

Operations Research (OR) is a term which stands for an approach to problem solving characterized by a system orientation, an interdisciplinary philosophy, a focus on the qualification of the relevant aspects of the situation into a model and the manipulation of this model through the use of mathematical, statistical and computer methodologies to develop decisions, plans and policies.

An interdisciplinary conference with an experienced oncologist is still advisable.

This is a "what" rather than a "how to build systems" orientation, oriented toward an interdisciplinary audience.

An interdisciplinary campus group founded by an economics professor, Michael Zweig, provided darkroom and class space.

In the March issue of Animation: An Interdisciplinary Journal, Mr. Klein relates an intriguing theory.

An interdisciplinary planning group often is an excellent source for plans.

An interdisciplinary treatment approach may facilitate the survival in an experienced trauma center.