The third step is to engage in an ongoing development process in which we partner with a mentor and/or community of awake individuals who practice the ways of the SupraSelf, or comparable disciplines.
In the same diagram, we also highlight the biggest structural change in scientific citation patterns over the past decade: the transformation of neuroscience from interdisciplinary specialty to a mature and stand-alone discipline, comparable to physics or chemistry, economics or law, molecular biology or medicine.
On the other hand, the autoregressive model of speech and the prior computation are well comparable in both disciplines.
Controls were only recruited from disciplines comparable to those of the course participants and if their contract within the hospital continued for at least three months after the course ended.
Thus validation "is an argumentative discipline more comparable to the judicial procedures of legal interpretation.
Five members of the six member group that disciplined this employee had been members of a group that gave less severe discipline in comparable cases.
However, responders and non-responders were comparable on gender and discipline, both for the whole group and for the two medical institutes separately.
Responders and non-responders were comparable on gender and discipline, both for the whole group and for the two medical schools separately.
A school or department within the partner institution with comparable expertise in the disciplines of teaching, learning, and child and adolescent development.
White officers were either sympathetic to or simply disregarded white soldiers who printed "Fuck the war" or "Peace" on their helmets, yet black Americans were disciplined for comparable offences.
Furthermore, significantly greater numbers of NHS staff from BME backgrounds experience discrimination and bullying in the workplace than their white colleagues – and they are more likely than white colleagues to be disciplined over comparable issues.
