In this sense, 'science' is understood as mathematics and the natural sciences, but also the abstract and systematic aspects of disciplines such as economics, linguistics, music theory, history, sociology, political science and management science.
Failure to distinguish between aspects of discipline-specific content and aspects of the writing or use of language may account for some deficiencies in current peer review processes.
But frustration can be a stimulus to thought, an aspect of discipline, which is one of the themes of "Ghost Dog".
In this respect the biologist is fundamentally handicapped, as compared with, say, the chemist, physicist, geologist, or meteorologist, each of whom can now study aspects of his discipline beyond Earth.
Smith's interest was always in the more practical, business-oriented end of the economics spectrum, rather than the technical or theoretical aspects of the discipline.
While acknowledging that such rituals may once have belonged to "the 30 percent of feng shui that I thought was really wacky and out there," Mr. Stark said he had come to respect all aspects of the discipline.
Biologists can no longer ignore the quantitative aspects of their discipline.
When training in human factors, much of the training is concerned with technical aspects of the discipline.
The assessment of the effects of the economic crisis in European radiology is, therefore, very complex in terms of structural, organizational, clinical, professional, cultural aspects of this discipline.
