Sentence examples for human disciplines from inspiring English sources

Indeed, across all human disciplines, arts, and crafts, novices are apprenticed by receiving explicit instructions on how to wield objects of their trade, be these a mason's trowel, a plumber's wrench, or a violinist's bow (Ingold, 2000).

In this paper, we describe how we have used a slightly modified version of Tinbergen's Four Questions (plus one question we have added) as a tool for teaching the application of evolutionary theory to human disciplines.

Whether crafting a route up a mountain or crafting communication in an ad agency, many of the same human disciplines are brought into play: the joy of setting out on a journey, of trying alternatives, of formulating a plan and persevering, of examining results to see what can be improved next time.

Albright and Ashbrook turn our cerebral experience of seeking God into finding God in our cerebrum — an inversion that prompts the authors to reformulate virtually every human discipline and domain into "neurotheological" terms.

Albright and Ashbrook turn our cerebral experience of seeking God into finding God in our cerebrum an inversion that prompts the authors to reformulate virtually every human discipline and domain into "neurotheological" terms.

Empathy, humility, compassion, conscience: These are the key ingredients missing in the pursuit of innovation, Ms. Helfand argues, and in her book she explores design, and by extension innovation, as an intrinsically human discipline — albeit one that seems to have lost its way.

How did you start to do the human discipline it takes to channel your gift, hone it and bring it forth?

The inclusion of One Health as a central focus of the Initiative was perceived to be highly relevant to the challenges in the field of disease surveillance, especially given that the animal and human health disciplines have operated in silos for decades.

From human-oriented disciplines, scientific knowledge for human functioning in such problem areas was obtained.

The award-winning designer Bill Moggridge, pioneer in interaction design and integrating human factors disciplines into design practice, was Director of the Cooper-Hewitt New York Citygn Museum in New York City and a founder of IDEO, the famous innovation and design firm.

"The moment you say – they are going to get themselves into a terrible twist – that the government of the day, with a significant majority in parliament, can drive through parliament a rewriting of human rights disciplines you are basically accepting that human rights provisions are not universal – that they are pick and choose".