Sentence examples for host of disciplines from inspiring English sources
"Creating a universe requires a whole host of disciplines," says lead concept artist Jesse van Dijk.
Furthermore, for successful application of RFID, existing research should focus on a host of disciplines, such as electronic engineering, information systems, computer science, and business strategy (Bhattacharya et al. 2007).
Until now, foreign scholars working in a host of disciplines ranging from aeronautical engineering to immunology had to undergo an extensive security review--known as a Visas Mantis check--every time they traveled out of the United States.
The HAND model and the derived soil water maps can help to advance physically based hydrological models and be applied to a host of disciplines that focus on soil moisture and ground water dynamics.
WASHINGTON, D.C.--Vice D.C.--Vice D.C.--Vicens to visit Oak Ridge National Laboratory in his home state of Tennessee on Wednesday to announce the Administration's suPresident Al Gorebillion science facility that will generate neutrons useful to a host of disciplanss.
A host of newer disciplines have nudged ski racing aside, in the media firmament and the popular imagination, and therefore in the calculus of what the Olympics might become on TV.
Since the mid-20th century these practical and expressive uses of language have received increasing attention in the philosophy of language and a host of other disciplines, reflecting a growing recognition of their important role in the cognitive, emotional, and social lives of human beings.
One cannot dismiss scientific data supporting evolution without dismissing chemistry, geology, medical sciences, and a host of other disciplines.
Deciding the specific configuration parameters and extended instructions can be akin to finding the optimal needle in the proverbial haystack and requires years of broad experience in a host of design disciplines.
For the price of a little over a week in Afghanistan ($300 million a day), NASA has reignited interest in science, math, engineering, and a host of other disciplines.
The development of new methods is intrinsically driven by new knowledge emanating from fundamental research in toxicology, carcinogenesis, molecular biology, biochemistry, computer sciences, and a host of other disciplines.
