The work of one discipline implied certain conclusions that could be drawn, but the other discipline felt such conclusions might not be acceptable because they neglected to address a critical dimension of the problem.
Again, thinking about the dynamics of large experiments, this is reasonable since they acquire new authors and lose others over time leading to different facets, whereas the lower number of papers that are also facets in the most theoretical aspects of the same disciplines implies a slower turnover of members in time, and smaller repeated collaborations within larger groups.
The general uniformity of experiences and perceptions across these disciplines implies a universality of factors that could be delineated for successful interdisciplinary research.
However, he said the company would be "disciplined," implying that blockbuster mergers were unlikely.
It accuses Duke of ignoring, suppressing and discrediting evidence that proved the players' innocence, while imposing discipline that implied the team was guilty.
As Steven Bach said in his book "Final Cut": "Perfection implies discipline, and there can be no art without it". Bach signed away United Artists by not stopping "Heaven's Gate". What will Willis be allowed to get away with before he is brought to a halt?
From the government perspective, efficiency implies budget discipline and an emphasis on lower costs.
This is true of the beret, which "can imply discipline or chaos -- it can be John Wayne, or it can be Che Guevara or a 1968 intellectual".
Well, at least there's a certain discipline and seriousness implied in holding the pen upright, ridiculous as it might seem as a cure for every problem.
A previous large-scale study in Moroccan families in the Netherlands revealed positive correlations between parental affection and discipline, which may imply that parental strictness entails elements of parental interest and warmth in this ethnic group [ 26].
