Sentence examples for disciplined space from inspiring English sources
The 15-member panel, led by Lester Lyles, a retired Air Force general who was on the short list of potential NASA chiefs, argues that the Administration must take a broader view so that "a disciplined space program can serve larger national imperatives".
('First Report', 1940: 1) The first step in redressing this situation was to resort to the disciplined space of the lab.
These are effectively disciplined spaces.
The paper draws upon mediated discourse analysis and conversation analysis – inflected by contemporary understandings of discipline, space and place – in order to analyse the phenomenon of the 'time-out', a generalised 'technique' of parentcraft that is used to discipline young children who are misbehaving.
It was a couple of days after the ambush, and the men marched in an evenly spaced, disciplined line, with Khan and Vollick near the front and Khan's second-in-command in the rear.
Despite his efficiency – and save for instances of sheer necessity – Parker has seldom been the focal point of Gregg Popovich's disciplined, space-dependent offense.
Gandhi's greatest contribution to the arsenal of political activism, however, is his theory and practice of bringing together great masses of highly motivated and disciplined protesters in public spaces.
Di Matteo planned a strategy that worked – compact, disciplined and compressing the defensive space, semi‑parking the bus in a fashion that was reminiscent of the Special One, the club's former manager.
Carrington noted the coincidence (but did not claim a direct connection) between the auroras and the solar flare, thus prefiguring the discipline of space weather research.
Carrington noted the coincidence (but did not claim a direct connection) between the geomagnetic storm and the solar flare, thus prefiguring the discipline of space weather research.
In 1859 he noted the coincidence (but did not claim a direct connection) between an intense geomagnetic storm and a solar flare he had observed the day before, thus prefiguring the discipline of space weather research.
