Reference tool covering statistics, probability theory, biostatistics, quality control, and economics with emphasis in applications of statistical methods in sociology, engineering, computer science, biomedicine, psychology, survey methodology, and other client disciplines.
As a result, Calculus I is primarily a service course, where the client disciplines (e.g., engineering, physics, chemistry) have a strong influence over what topics are taught.
Since introductory calculus serves many client disciplines and is taught to a large number of students, there are often significant external factors that may guide (or dictate) what material is covered in class and how.
"The legal men have been talking darkly about restraint of trade action, appeals and all manner of retribution should their clients be disciplined with undue severity.
Whether you're delivering a presentation, emailing a client, or disciplining your teen, direct communication is good.
In the collective imagination, Paris is fashion and haute couture is a separate world of clients, discipline, invisible seams and utterly unique creations.
Financial advisers — at least the good ones — are forever telling their clients to be disciplined, to create a diversified portfolio and to avoid trying to time the market.
In 1976, Lasdun's long struggle to reconcile the wishes of a many-headed client with his own highly disciplined vision was marked by a knighthood.
Even if your clients are capable of living the disciplined lifestyle that FIRE can sometimes require, they may run into complications that threaten to undermine their plans.
The majority of lawyers seriously disciplined mishandle or misappropriate their clients' money; just over one-third of all disciplinary cases involve client funds.
He had been disciplined for not adequately serving his clients and was serving three probated sentences from the bar while he was working on Mr. Rojas's case.
