In the late 1950s and early 1960s, when art and crafts were viewed in America as mutually exclusive disciplines, Ms. Tawney united them decisively and controversially.
Re "Evolution as Zero-Sum Game," by Kenneth L. Woodward (Op-Ed, Oct. 1):Let's make it clear that science and religion are mutually exclusive disciplines.
Whereas very different in many aspects, textiles and electronics are increasingly seen as potentially complementary rather than mutually exclusive disciplines, spreading into the domains of fashion, product design, material research, and education.
Understood as mutually exclusive disciplines-a tendency evident, according to Vico, in the history of philosophy up to his time-philosophy and philology appear as empty and abstract (as in the rational certainty of Cartesian metaphysics) and merely empirical and contingent, respectively.
Prosthetic heart valves epitomize both the triumphant advance of cardiac surgery in its early days and its stagnation into a retrospective, exclusive first world discipline of late.
The current pretext for Speaker Silver's opposition to ethics reform is that creating an independent body to enforce ethics rules would interfere with the Assembly's exclusive authority to discipline its members, and therefore violate the principle of separation of powers between the executive, legislative and judicial branches of government.
Although our focus here has been on research published in general orthopaedic journals, the nature and extent of the issues raised here are clearly not exclusive to this discipline and as such we expect that the issues raised in the discussion and our recommendations for improvement to be applicable across all medical disciplines.
In some cases, fields of research that were stagnating under the exclusive domain of one discipline have been imbued with new discoveries through collaboration with practitioners from the second discipline.
Palliative care where the focus is on "care-alleviating symptoms and not on curing the underlying disease" is regarded as an exclusive, medical and research discipline (with supportive elements resembling CM) for which reason such studies were not included [ 29].
Making mistakes and learning from them is the critical-thinking component of higher education, which is not the exclusive venue of any particular discipline or related disciplines.
