Sentence examples for established discipline from inspiring English sources

Today, CS is an internationally established discipline.

The unclear position of futures research in the field of sciences has seriously hindered its development towards an established discipline.

The authors' view is that ESS should be regarded as a framework of thought rather than an established discipline.

For Avicenna (Ibn Sīnā) metaphysics is a science (ʿilm), i.e., a perfectly rationally established discipline that allows human reason to achieve an authentic understanding of the inner structure of the world.

During the nineteenth century Humboldt was for the representatives of the academically established discipline of linguistics with its positivistic historicist and strictly Indo-European orientation nothing but the odd man out.

We can embrace general capabilities that are particularly important in the 21st Century without abandoning well established discipline based ways of knowing.

It is sceptical of traditional distinctions between fields of research, and is more dynamic, innovative and open to new perspectives than established disciplines.

But it is particularly challenging in a field like design, whose cultural credentials are relatively new, compared to more established disciplines such as painting, sculpture, music and literature.

Although U.S. firms built experimental craft in the mid-1960s, Amerinteresterest declined as the pressure of the Vietnam War tended to encourage technologists to improve their established disciplines rather than develop new ones.

This problem has long been resolved in established disciplines.

It's hard to quantify, but qualitatively fintech borrows significant talent and know-how from other, traditionally established, disciplines.