Sentence examples for disciplines studied from inspiring English sources
He'd trained in a variety of disciplines, studied ceramics in Japan and worked as a public art coordinator for the Chicago Transit Authority — and by the time he got in touch with Lowe, his artwork was on the brink of migrating from the gallery.
The center offers the same disciplines studied in "aero/astro materials science, aerodynamics, communications and applies them to the latest in cool gear.
We began by surveying (via email) experts in research-based undergraduate teaching in the seven disciplines studied (biology, chemistry, computer science, engineering, geoscience, mathematics, physics).
Women received tenure less often than men with equal productivity in three disciplines studied by Kate Weisshaar, a Ph.D. student in sociology at Stanford University in Palo Alto, California.
The results suggest that what could be considered sufficient language competence for research publishing in English varies across, but also, depending on researchers' career levels, within the four disciplines studied, i.e. biology, mechanical engineering, German linguistics and history.
There is a clear pattern to the internal distribution between green and gold in the different disciplines studied.
Such disciplines study the most important attributes of matter (not excluding biologic matter) that are encountered in normal experience namely, those that depend almost entirely on the outer parts of the of atoms.
Scientists of various disciplines study these topics on a 150 ha research farm.
CFIDS Association of America Research Grants The CFIDS Association of America's Research Grants Program provides financial support to researchers in various medical disciplines studying CFS.
Many disciplines study the effects of healthy cognition on behaviour, and there is no reason to expect that cognition will suddenly become irrelevant to the explanation of behaviour when we study mental illness.
Both disciplines study social interactions, community and the effect of various systems (i.e. family, school, community, laws, political sphere) on the individual.
