Sentence examples for dynamic discipline from inspiring English sources
The dynamic discipline behind the improved performance of GFs-based CEs in DSSCs is systematic investigated by cyclic voltammetry (CV), electrochemical impedance spectroscopy (EIS) and Tafel polarization analysis, revealing that the better diffusion coefficient of the I3− ion and lower charge transfer resistance at CE interface result in the higher efficiency of GFs based solar cells.
They have generally achieved their stated goal of presenting evolution as a "modern dynamic discipline".
The breadth of research in development in the Biology Department provides students with an excellent perspective of this highly dynamic discipline in biology.
Since its inception, "communication for development" has been a dynamic discipline, evolving and adapting with new development paradigms.
Despite this uncertainty, epigenetics is now a dynamic discipline, driving new technological advances as well as challenging and revising traditional paradigms of biology.
This report focuses on undergraduate education and the change required to facilitate student success in the field of science, particularly in the dynamic discipline of biology.
We show the definition to uniformly capture the common static and dynamic disciplines for isolating states or concurrent behavior (e.g. handling of multiple threads for Java) as well as for sharing memory, patterns of object-oriented programming (e.g. for delegation, incremental refinement, encapsulation, views) and agent mobility.
Materials science and engineering is one of engineering's most highly interdisciplinary and dynamic disciplines.
Nanobiotechnology is presently one of the most dynamic disciplines of research in contemporary material science whereby plants and different plant products are finding an imperative use in the synthesis of nanoparticles (NPs).
Founded in early 2008, Tacit Group embodies a smart approach to contemporary art performance, incorporating dynamic disciplines like electro acoustic music, algorithmic composition, and visual art.
Taxonomy and systematics are dynamic disciplines, changing frequently owing to new evidence and changing consensuses on species definitions.
