This study uses quantitative and qualitative methods to characterize acknowledgments of the Texas A&M University Libraries TAMU Librariess) in theses and dissertations, both overall and for three disciplines specifically: civil engineering, geography, and history.
Shortly before he passed away last year, the late Jean Dausset said he wanted to be remembered for four disciplines to which he had made significant contributions: anthropology, immune response, transplantation and predictive medicine [ 1].
Triathletes have to prepare for three disciplines and as the swimming split in an Ironman triathlon is only 3.8 km and even in a Triple-Iron ultra-triathlon only 11.4 km, ultra-swimmers may be better trained for a swimming event covering 26.4 km [ 32].
Connor is firmly established within both boxing and MMA circles and is quick to highlight the overlaps and the opportunities for the two disciplines to learn from one another.
The Modern Pentathlon Association arranges events for just two disciplines, run and swim (biathlon and biathle) through to competitions involving all five disciplines.
The science panel sets policies for NSF, and its controversial America COMPETES Act, which would reduce authorized spending levels for the two disciplines, passed the same day by the full House.
At the Scottish Open in Glasgow at the end of February she lifted a combined weight of 176kg for the two disciplines - the clean and jerk and the snatch.
This includes disciplines within the same paradigm, for example two disciplines that are both based in the social sciences, and disciplines that span across paradigms, such as the social sciences and medical sciences.
A primary reason for selecting these two disciplines was the current underrepresentation of views of content course faculty members in mathematics and sciences, in particular, despite their active involvement in various international research activities.
This was not the case for the other two disciplines (p = 0.53 and 0.42).
