Sentence examples for disciplines found from inspiring English sources

Each year our homeroom curriculum focused on a particular subject and other disciplines found ways to incorporate that topic.

He tried athletics and, having had a go at a few disciplines, found this was the one at which he was least useless.

A joint statement put out by the UK's national academies spelled out key actions needed to facilitate world-class research, development and innovation (other disciplines found in our universities, not just science, are also fundamentally important in this arena).

In two separate studies, educators from both disciplines found that adding simulation to traditional clinical training improved learner outcomes [23, 24].

Because data from Einstein were available in an immediately useful form that enabled prompt follow-up observations across wavelengths, astronomers in all disciplines found that X-ray data was relevant to their investigations.

VPA ranked No. 14 in multimedia/visual communications, a specialty that includes disciplines found in the college's Department of Transmedia, which offers M.F.A. programs in art photography, art video, computer art and film.

To help practitioners of the two disciplines find common ground and develop new (professional) relationships.

The historical profession, like many academic disciplines, finds itself at a crossroads in training its future practitioners.

We'll be considering what can be learnt from other disciplines; find out what skills researchers and communications departments need to convey the importance of their work and finally, explore what innovative techniques are being used in research communications and public engagement.

The stronger teachers, who had no problem keeping discipline, found her a pleasure.

From various French clericalist thinkers Comte took the notion of a hypothetical framework for social organization that would imitate the hierarchy and discipline found in the Roman Catholic church.