Sentence examples for global discipline from inspiring English sources

As the world's cities grow and intelligent urban design becomes a global discipline, a vision of this tiny African island's future demonstrates that the concept of a smart city is far from standardised.

Andy Bull Mo Farah Despite an impossibly strong field in a stellar year, Mo Farah's double gold in a truly global discipline dominated since 1984 by African winners remains a standout memory.

Ervin Staub's latest book, Overcoming Evil: Genocide, violent conflict and terrorism, won a 2012 award as the year's best book in political psychology, and a 2013 award for fundamental contributions to psychology as a global discipline.

It also builds an important link between local, community-based research and the global discipline of primary care research.

The "coming of age" of Pharmacometrics as a global discipline was underscored by the recent establishment of the International Society of Pharmacometrics.

Nor should it create ambiguities for the future and even more loopholes and ways of evading the global discipline defined in the United Nations Conventions currently before us.

Metabolomics is a discipline dedicated to the global study of small molecules (that is, metabolites) in cells, tissues, and biofluids.

He sees a brighter outlook for the pulp and paper industry, because global pricing discipline has improved in this industry.

In 2011 Krambeer has increased exposure to managed futures and long-short in alternative investments, global equity disciplines, floating rate bank debt and credit extensions through various managers of both separate account and mutual funds.

The authors present findings from a study involving 139 sophomore, junior, and senior architecture and interior design students who were empirically assessed on global and discipline-specific thought development using the Measure of Intellectual Development and the Measure of Designing.

They recommended a plan comprising modules on the following: Honduran-specific content (epidemiology of infectious disease, health system, national plan, and so on); a primer on global health; discipline-specific content (e.g. pathogens, immunology, diagnostics); and experiential learning opportunities through field visits and laboratory sessions.