Taylor imagines a curriculum "structured like a hypertext," based on interconnections rather than discrete domains.
She emphatically disagrees when "Schiap" argues that couture is an art form — art and fashion, in Prada's judgment, are discrete domains.
This debate was part of a much wider questioning of the central tenets of anthropological method and theory, including the division of the field into discrete domains such as politics, economics, kinship, religion, and theory.
It covers around 18 discrete domains.
Hsf1 protein contains discrete domains respectively involved in DNA-binding, trimerization, transcription activation, and transcription repression.
Recently, the constituent enzymes have been structurally characterised as discrete domains or didomains.
The fracture index (FI) is a quantitative estimate of the fracture density in discrete domains.
The various cell types in the teleost pituitary are organized in discrete domains.
For discrete domains, these representation theorems are much more general than previous results.
This framework provides a naive solution to multi-person, multi-issue bargaining problems in discrete domains.
Previous studies have demonstrated that the BGA PTS achieves a moderate PAPR reduction in discrete domains [7 9].
