Sentence examples similar to a precise discipline from inspiring English sources
Demography is a rather precise discipline, too: its measuring rods are counts of births and deaths, marriages and divorces.
It traces the birth of modern neurosurgery and how it evolved from a rudimentary practice to a precise, scientific discipline.
The Teatro Grattacielo Orchestra may be a rough-and-ready band, but Fiora Contino's conducting is expert, and the music was delivered with precise discipline and forthrightly.
He gave me an incredulous look and asserted that economics was far too precise a discipline to be so vaguely rooted.
For a precise history of voting theory as an academic discipline, including Condorcet's and Borda's writings, see McClean and Urken (1995).
Many of these disciplines use the term in a precise manner, as seen in the development of STS principles for systems design (e.g. Clegg 2000).
"There is a precise clause".
Willis is a precise craftsman.
It distills a precise mood.
It's a precise business".
A precise pitching wedge?
