Sentence examples for encompassing disciplines from inspiring English sources

Research into the use of diagrams is an interdisciplinary endeavour, encompassing disciplines as diverse as psychology, architecture and artificial intelligence.

However, the sport science is a broad field, encompassing disciplines such as biomechanics, motor control and learning, exercise physiology, sports medicine, sport psychology to name a few.

Encompassing disciplines, such as engineering, psychology, education, cognitive science, sociology, and others; this chapter explores some of the historical foundations and general goals of affective computing, approaches to affect detection and generation, applications, ethical considerations, and future directions.

Third, I need to broaden our activities to encompass disciplines critical to modern healthcare including pharmacy, biostatistics and health economics but about which doctors know so little.

Freestyle skiing encompasses disciplines you will see at the Olympics such as aerials, moguls, ski cross and slopestyle.

Through integration of this project in a large research collaboration encompassing many disciplines, this study serves as a model for translational epidemiology, maximising the strengths of experimental, epidemiologic and clinical studies [ 20].

The institute encourages us to understand our own specific research from a historical perspective encompassing multiple disciplines".

The papers [1, 2] mentioned that a key challenge of developing HCC systems is encompassing diverse disciplines that we have already discussed in computational environments.

With the growing demand of rapid and reliable alcohol detection systems, an all-round attempt has been made over the past decade encompassing various disciplines from basic and engineering sciences.

The definition of STEM has not reached a solid conclusion, but it can be defined as a broad area encompassing many disciplines and epistemological practices (Lamb et al., 2015) or as using transdisciplinary knowledge and skills in solving real-world problems (Breiner et al., 2012; Labov et al., 2010; Sanders, 2009).

As a result the 1896 Summer Olympics programme featured 9 sports encompassing 10 disciplines and 43 events.