Sentence examples for discipline of which from inspiring English sources

It is that sense of focus and discipline of which Mykola seems most proud.

He sought first to rebuild the army, the discipline of which was considerably impaired, and to consolidate Rome's position on the Balkan Peninsula.

In his announcement speech — the brevity and discipline of which were impressive only by the standards of Fidel Castro or Joe Biden — Trump shouted his certainty that Mexico is sending rapists and other criminals but he could only "assume" (sotto voce) that "some" are good people.

The proper Sufi seeks to attain this state through rigorous disciplines, of which dhikr, the remembrance of God, by reciting or meditating on his name, is the most common.

The field of computing is made up of several disciplines of which Computer Science, Software Engineering, and Information Systems are arguably three of the primary ones.

The paper discusses the different disciplines of which the PESTEL analysis (political, economical, social, technological, environmental and legal) is composed and provides different strategies/recommendations through which to mitigate many of the risks identified in order to facilitate the successful development of these technologies and bring them onto the market.

The end show is a coming together of multiple talents and disciplines, of which my part is designing the stage and plot with fixtures, and directing the construction of the event/staging.

Historians now treat the enterprise less as a naïve activity supplanted by science than as an intellectual discipline out of which science gradually evolved.

In Obama's case, they signal a slide in political standing and a slackening of personal discipline, neither of which will serve him well during his remaining time in office.

It is, from the formal standpoint of the discipline out of which it grew, often flawed.

For example, NHGRI conducts genetics research (a high-output discipline), while a university includes diverse scientific disciplines, several of which publish few papers per author per year.