Hacking is also an inherently hands-on and active discipline.
Desert varnish study is an active discipline given its relevance to paleoclimate research [12, 13]; prehistoric artifacts and the history of petroglyph surfaces [14, 15]; and its potential application to astrobiology and planetary environments [16].
While I believe part of finding one's inner way involves quiet reflection and meditation, it is the active discipline of honing our strengths (what Stephen R. Covey called "sharpening the saw") that balances us and makes us whole.
Pincers are active in disciplines as diverse as inorganic chemistry, catalysis in combination with, for example, organic synthesis, materials science, and biochemistry.
Over the course of the year, without giving more than a few days' notice of the upcoming show, established artists such as Howard Hodgkin and Bridget Riley alternated with then comparative unknowns – Jeremy Deller, Grayson Perry, Wolfgang Tillmans – as well as people active in other disciplines.
The main objective of HENVINET was to establish an inter- and trans-disciplinary network of professionals active in different disciplines and at different levels including local, regional, national or international.
Instead, these are studies of the effects of active engagement and discipline.
Klimovsky remained, however, and his presence helped keep the discipline active during this difficult period, first at UBA and then at Belgrano University from the late 1970s until his death.
Since returning from space, Polyakov remained active in the discipline of international spaceflight, becoming a "cosmonaut-investigator" for the United States, Austria, Germany, and France during their respective space science missions to the Mir space station.
