Sentence examples for complementary disciplines from inspiring English sources

In 1911 he drew a distinction, sometimes obliterated by his followers, between the complementary disciplines of jurisprudence (a science of values) and sociology (a science of facts).

There is a great and growing need for researchers who understand the "language," skills, and resources of different, complementary disciplines and can bring together these disparate expertises.

Although the paper is written from the social science perspective, it must be also considered together with other complementary disciplines such as data accessing and computing.

A novel word-pair approach is used to highlight the differing focus, scope, motivation, approach and scale of the distinct but complementary disciplines of chemistry and chemical engineering.

Trainees will have two program directors from complementary disciplines, intern in one of their co-directors' labs or clinics, participate in workshops, and take a course on transdisciplinary research studies.

This is an interdisciplinary action that aims to foster synergies between various complementary disciplines as a promising way to efficiently address the complexity of many current research and development problems in the field of DoV.

In our collaborative environment engineers and mathematicians work together with biologists and surgeons, each receiving some training in the complementary discipline and even receiving joint graduate degrees in engineering and medical sciences where desired.

Yet, like the proverbial blind men, all trying to touch different parts of the elephant and put together a single picture of what the elephant looks like, each cancer researcher has frequently had a single view of the problem that doesn't take into account knowledge gained in these other, complementary research disciplines.

The resulting dialogue between participants from complementary scientific disciplines has increased their knowledge of and respect for multiple perspectives and complexity; it also enhanced appreciation of the significance of these complexities for decision making.

As a candidate, the brilliant but disorganised Bill Clinton benefited hugely from his wife's complementary talents: her discipline helped keep him focused.

Performance, it is argued, is a creative discipline complementary to that of composition itself, and varieties of interpretation add richness to the musical experience; moreover, the physical presence of the performer infuses drama into what would be otherwise a purely aural, intellectual, and, by implication, somewhat lifeless event.