Naturalistic approach for slope stabilization has been more and more studied and experimented, and a genuine discipline, that integrates traditional geotechnical engineering methods, has been created: Bioengineering.
This paper brings to light the contribution the early German semasiologists – most prominently Christian Karl Reisig, Friedrich Haase, and, later, Ferdinand Heerdegen – made to the establishment of semantic theorising as a genuine discipline in linguistics in general and, specifically, in grammaticography.
The fact that specialists in the work of a particular artist honestly disagree about an attribution no more damns the profession, or connoisseurship, as a genuine discipline than any disagreement between professionals, whether they be lawyers or doctors, scientists or art dealers.
In 1999, Plymouth University's faculty of science founded the first BSc in surf science and technology, prompting former schools watchdog Chris Woodhead to speak about "silly degrees" at the Conservative party conference, claiming that, "surf science is not a genuine academic discipline".
"This bill includes robust spending reductions in bureaucracy and on programs that are not producing, cutting waste, reducing spending and instilling genuine budget discipline," Representative Robert Aderholt (R-AL), chair of the House Appropriations Subcommittee on Homeland Security, told The Hill.
First of all, after some initial skepticism, she now believes that urban humanities is a genuine emergent field, not just a mash-up of different methods and disciplines.
"This enables them to distinguish between fad and genuine innovation in the discipline as practitioners, intelligent consumers of research and promoters of the scientific method.
But silly as these images are, they may also unearth a genuine suspicion of a discipline that, despite its enormous influence on popular thought, remains fundamentally misunderstood.
A genuine practice of church discipline was maintained in the monasteries in connection with the public confession of guilt, which was made by every monk before the entire assembly in the weekly gatherings of the chapter.
"Look, if the core is really going to matter for a student's education, they need genuine exposure to that discipline," he told me a few minutes before class.
To illustrate, the second proposition on the first page of the text is "A genuine leader in a discipline ('specialty') of clinical medicine asks not how doctors think, as do, for example, Montgomery (ref. 1) and Groopman (ref. 2); (s)he asks how they should think".
