Remind 101, and others, benefitted from Ko's help that the firm decided to make him a partner that is focused exclusively on teaching startups the discipline and framework for optimizing growth.
The value of bioethics, its practitioners say, is that the discipline provides a framework for moral decision-making by examining modern scientific problems in the context of history, philosophy and religious traditions.
Vasquez et al.'s (2013) continuum of disciplinary through transdisciplinary approaches to integration, with increasing interconnection and interdependence among the disciplines, provides one framework for addressing STEM integration.
In order to improve physical performance testing quality and quality control, along with standardisation of test selection (thereby allowing comparison across sub-disciplines), a specific framework for use in exercise and sport sciences is needed.
This knowledge has the potential to guide research focused on the most important concepts in a discipline and offers a framework for interpreting findings about students' learning and understanding in that discipline.
Meyer and Land (2003), the originators of this educational term, posit that TCs can be identified for any discipline and provide a framework for linking student learning to curricular design.
The principle is acknowledged in the Van Rompuy report, which is vague about timing but proposes progress toward euro bonds and a European Union treasury after "a robust framework for budgetary discipline and competitiveness is in place".
As a discipline, Metabolic Engineering has provided a framework for the development of such systems.
Hadamard manifolds have turned out to be a suitable framework for diverse disciplines (see, for example, [18 20]).
Maturity models apply different stages of development or maturity as a measure to evaluate the capabilities of an organization in regards to a certain discipline, and thus provide a framework for prioritizing improvement actions that are meaningful to the organization (de Bruin et al. 2005; Iversen et al. 1999).
