Sentence examples for disciplines and also from inspiring English sources

The undergraduate program serves as preparation for advanced study in a range of scholarly and professional disciplines and also for careers in media or industry.

"We want our deans to hire people who will feel comfortable in their disciplines and also working across disciplinary boundaries.

The book will be of interest to radiologists from the various disciplines, and also those who plan and perform therapies, particularly surgeons and internists.

The results were categorically summarized and compared across science, technology, and mathematics (STM) disciplines and also between STM educators, non-STM educators, and educators in general.

The data are used for research in a variety of scientific disciplines and also for educational monitoring especially, the indicator-based National Report for Education.

This stems from the recognition that the knowledge economy, as distinct from the industrial economy of the 20th century, is starting to spawn entirely new industries-- info-industries --as well as blurrindustries-- info-industries --astindustries-- info-industries --asso establindustries-- info-industries --as

The EAPS Department offers a minor in the discipline and also participates in interdepartmental minors.

Over the last 20 years, our nation has seen the benefits of fiscal discipline, and also the adverse consequences of a lack of fiscal discipline.

I believe their marriage penalty, standing on its own and not part of an overall commitment to fiscal discipline and also tilting, I believe, too much toward upper-income Americans, is too big and not targeted toward those who need it most.

Unlike Cubism, Mr Pollock's drip paintings offer a relatively coherent, three-dimensional space that is at once both "expansive and cosmic", Mr Adams says.Benton taught Pollock artistic discipline and also provided a model of "how to behave like a bad boy".

Various definitions of uncertainty exist depending on discipline and also on context (Ascough et al. 2008).