The wide application of the term, as well as the current fragmented state of the discipline, indicate the extent to which the classical concept of theology as the highest pursuit of the intellect has been transformed over the centuries.
The defining feature of Case 2 was that more than 50% of the days of implementation included more than one discipline, indicating a more integrated approach (Table 3).
A stroke register did not exist in any region, nor did any discipline indicate that they maintained such a register within their own professional group.
With MaxTBS scheduling, the first and second users leave the system faster than with the other disciplines (indicated by the vertical dashed lines), but the remaining data volume of the "worst" user with dB is so large that in total, the proportional-fair scheduler needs less time to transport the whole data volume.
As this short list of disciplines indicates, we welcome applications from widely different fields.
Although spiritual therapy is, therefore, in a category of its own, an overview of state mental health disciplines indicates it has a well-defined place.
Not at all: this title is awarded across a variety of disciplines, indicating a high commitment to achieving knowledge and success in doing so.
"With an additional language, you are able to communicate better and more widely, and the mere fact of having this sub-discipline indicates your ability to concentrate and deploy your language skills in the legal practice," says Porro.
Consistent evidence across disciplines indicates that individuals with reduced intake of vitamins C and E are at increased risk for O3-related health effects.
The horizontal lines for 'Treatment Problems' at the top (highly rated by both disciplines) and at the bottom for 'Social/Work Environment Factors' (rated low by both disciplines) indicate a high degree of agreement on these particular clusters.
