Long after the riots at Lincoln prison, and after the earlier well-remembered disturbances at Strangeways, both prisoners and staff spoke of their recurring nightmares about what had happened: a large, usually disciplined, institution spinning out of control into violent disorder.
Others have criticized Mr. Greenspan for not disciplining institutions that lent indiscriminately.
"We hope that the MPavilion will become a cultural conductor, an experiment across different disciplines, institutions, partners and the public".
"He has shown himself to be a 'builder of bridges' across peoples, disciplines, institutions, and cultures".
Professionalizing our youngest scholars also has wide-ranging consequences for disciplines, institutions, and other faculty members.
With SNAP, our organizations are knocking down the traditional walls between disciplines, institutions, and sectors, and harnessing the scientific expertise on all our teams.
Therefore, a combined weight of experience from different disciplines, institutions, and individuals was brought to the assessment.
Recently, new bibliometric indices and databases have been established, which may change the visibility of disciplines, institutions and individuals.
Thanks to DNA's remarkable uniformity and ubiquity, well-contextualized genetic data (like temperature and other meteorological measurements) are readily re-used across disciplines, institutions, and geographies.
This gave 'the notion of governmentality and the research questions and perspectives associated with it traction across numerous disciplines, institutions, and geographical locations' (Rose, O'Malley and Valverde, 2006: 92006
