Sentence examples for disciplinary foundations from inspiring English sources

But it is a necessary dialectical tension since the disciplinary foundations of space design are increasingly required to interact with the problems and perspectives the environmental dimension has opened up in the contemporary spatial condition.

After much debate, we decided to organize our new Regents Hall of Natural and Mathematical Sciences (opened Fall 2008; see www.stolaf.edu/regentshall) in a manner that fosters interdisciplinarity, while sustaining disciplinary foundations.

Historians have traced the patronage relations that Fletcher established with single, large donors, such as the Rockefeller Foundation and Dunn Trust, to construct new disciplinary foundations in fields of physiology, chemistry and pathology.

"Our scholars need 'catch-up work' to make up for the weak disciplinary foundation.

Their work probably will resemble the work being done by food scientists practicing today, including three in the United Kingdom we talked to, each with a successful career built on a different disciplinary foundation.

The weak disciplinary foundation mentioned by Fei mainly refers to the lack of accumulation in theory and methodology over the years, lack of comprehension and absorption of the relevant outcomes of international academia, and lack of theoretical innovation.

The research has multi-disciplinary foundations in human computer interaction and creative practice in Art, Design, Science and Engineering.

Prof. Yossi Matias, Managing Director of Google's Israel R&D Center is quoted as saying: " Israel boasts unusual academic excellence in the inter-disciplinary foundations of electronic auctions and markets.

- The negatives facing people like me...I'm into helping and mentoring, not being in a tear-you-down environment... - Even though I know I am looking to enter a competitive sector (establishing a group at an R1 institution), I think that my current training and upcoming postdoc training will provide a unique, multi-disciplinary foundation that will be vital to my success as a researcher.

In the meantime, teaching kids to code means more individuals will be inspired from a young age to become experts in coding, maximising our chances of managing these machines effectively, while providing an invaluable foundation for multi-disciplinary innovation.

This lack of explicit attention towards epistemology and knowledge construction may also be reflective of this sample's focus on one type of research, health research, which may have more fluid disciplinary boundaries and foundations.