Jonathan Wells claims that an examination of such disciplines as paleontology, genetics, and embryology reveals a scantiness of evidence for Darwinian evolutionary theory.
An examination of the bondage and discipline scene in Auckland, New Zealand, David Blyth's short video documentary "Bound for Pleasure" resembles one of the heavily alibied exploitation films of the 1930's and 40's, in which actors wearing white lab coats offered stern warnings against venereal disease in between clips of pudgy models frolicking in silky underthings.
No difference in overall class performance was found, closer examination revealed no difference in performance when comparing males and females, regardless of the test format and regardless of discipline.
A second way for two disciplines to overlap could also occur through examination of the epistemological commitments of each discipline, for example, by comparing the methodological choices or assumptions made by each discipline.
It's time for all of us to use these numbers as a spring board for robust examination of and discussion about school discipline policies and practices and how they are contributing to school dropouts and the school to prison pipeline, and systematic and sustained action where required.
In each of those disciplines, the examination of records of the point of regard of the eye relies heavily on accurately identifying sequences of fixations and saccades.
The bishops proposed that they appoint a representative commission to undertake a "complete examination and possible revision of every paragraph in our Book of Discipline regarding human sexuality".
This article examines how a vision of organizational fraud has been constructed around a particular technology, the fraud triangle, which was initially developed in the aftermath of the creation of the fraud examination discipline.
In this study, an examination of the practice of the HumMed program shows that the humanities disciplines are constructed as opposite and inferior: not-science, not-practical, not-academic, complementary to medicine, not equal to medicine.
The book is an outcome of a 'collaborative, interdisciplinary research of pastoral practices (IDR) across three scales of examinations: disciplines (e.g. hydrology, climatology, resources management), culture (e.g. China, Mongolia, USA) and sectors (e.g. government agents, non-governmental organizations, stakeholders)' (p. 48).
