Sentence examples for equivalent discipline from inspiring English sources

But Keeley and Sherrard had given up on Cavafy's rhyme, seeking instead a mysterious "equivalent discipline," and had generally eliminated the formal aspects that contribute to Cavafy's over-all texture, part chamois and part steel wool.

His point was that mankind needed a new outlet for combat, and he suggested an "equivalent discipline" -- conscription of men into universal nonmilitary service to "coal and iron mines, to freight trains, to fishing fleets in December, to dishwashing" -- to "get the childishness knocked out of them, and to come back into society with healthier and soberer ideas".

Thornley will be competing in the single scull event while Bartley has successfully retained his seat in the lightweight equivalent discipline.

Two instances seem to be of top priority: to distinguish non-equivalent discipline paradigms in each field; and to choose with clarity and a sense of responsibility the stances that seem to answer to some good requirements, in order to create networks and contextually develop the emerging viewpoints, to make the most of their possible synergies.

While biomedical PhDs are favored, mathematically inclined PhDs in biostatistics or equivalent academic discipline are recruited as research biostaticians.

Although only 20 percent of these were substantiated, researchers report that physical abuse, including harsh physical discipline that is equivalent to abuse, is vastly underreported and may be 20 times more prevalent than is reflected in official statistics.

To become a Certified Financial Planner requires that you have a bachelor's degree or its equivalent, in any discipline, from an accredited university.

We calculated annual estimates based on the 15% sample and then weighted them by the gross domestic product spent on all research and development (gross expenditure on research and development) and the number of full time equivalent researchers (all disciplines).

The writers offer advice accompanied by threat, the equivalent to Communist revolutionary discipline.

Minimum requirements and competencies:  University degree in communication, journalism, public relations, or a related discipline; or equivalent professional work experience.

Our analysis shows that ERR, in comparison to other scheduling disciplines of equivalent complexity, also has significantly better latency properties.