Sentence examples for disciplines rather than from inspiring English sources

Economics should be learning from other disciplines rather than colonising them.

Younger faculty, who often possess the most sophisticated and effective tools, face incentives to address narrow questions within their disciplines rather than engage in problem-solving across disciplines.

Although U.S. firms built experimental craft in the mid-1960s, Amerinteresterest declined as the pressure of the Vietnam War tended to encourage technologists to improve their established disciplines rather than develop new ones.

Thus we have come to feel strongly that departments should spend their time developing clear and meaningful evaluative rubrics for work within their disciplines rather than aligning grades to meet specific numerical targets.

Riders now accrue points in each of the omnium disciplines – rather than simply trying to score as few as possible, based on finishing positions – and take their total into the final race, in which they can gain or lose points based on laps gained or lost, and on their showing in the 16 one-lap sprints in the final 40km (160-lap) race.

It had been published by the reputable Copernicus Publishing, but Copernicus quickly terminated the journal, explaining, "...the initiators asserted that the aim of the journal was to publish articles about patterns recognized in the full spectrum of physical disciplines rather than to focus on climate-research-related topics..

Unusually it was their discipline rather than their flair that saw them over the line.

We had better go with a team with discipline rather than indiscipline".

For him, Zen was a discipline rather than a religion, a practice of investigation.

Murdock's methods are, in that context, utterly mainstream, an example of extraordinary discipline rather than frontier science.

He says discipline, rather than sublime talent, was the single biggest reason he made it as a footballer.