At the beginning of the 21st century, biological sciences converged with previously differentiated new and classic disciplines like Physics into research fields like Biophysics.
The farmers, however, expressed an interest in buying such a service if provided by an experienced veterinarian able of combining the classic veterinary disciplines with the disciplines of business and management.
She recognizes the irony of majoring in classics, a discipline whose small ranks of undergraduate concentrators often defend it on the grounds that it provides the best training in Western thought.
The festival saw participants competing in classic athletic disciplines such as sprinting and long-distance running, javelin throwing and shot put, alongside traditional activities such as bhangra dancing and tractor racing, and the weird and wonderful feats of strength such as lifting heavy items using ears, teeth, and hair.
Now a classic of the discipline, it presents complex ideas accessibly, showing how group analysis works by using the group process, and integrating individual and group perspectives.
Parenting four children on your own is no picnic, but when the children and you are coming together for essentially the first time as a family, all the classic issues of discipline and structure are magnified tenfold.
The puny $11 million total paid for the two companies is classic EarthLink deal discipline.
There is that distinctive quasi-pornographic pleasure Dr. Dobson took in the idea of obedience -- for a sample, see his detailed descriptions of how to punish defiant children in his classic Dare to Discipline, certainly a more straightforward title than Fifty Shades of Grey.
It claims to rank among the top four globally in mergers and acquisitions, and equity and debt underwriting, the classic investment-banking disciplines.
The classic investment-banking disciplines, such as origination and sales of debt and equity financing, and mergers and acquisitions, still need bankers on the ground.
