For instance, content disciplines (i.e. education, rhetoric, optics, mathematics, and philosophy) formulate a more precise definition because of commonly embraced teaching and learning principles.
The discrepancies were limited to those features that were open to interpretation, for instance, the disciplines of the applicants were sometimes not clear from job titles as an indication of specialism.
The Stooges' bonds of brotherhood may be strong, but they're ties forged by a choreographed roundelay of resonant whacks and other instances of extreme discipline and punishment.
The cruel prince, for instance, could be subject to a disciplining action from neighboring princes that is much like contemporary notions of humanitarian intervention.
This may be the consequence of genomics being a new field (as compared, for instance to other biomedical disciplines), and INMEGEN is still in its infancy.
For instance: Isn't every discipline being honored a "creative art"?
In her own discipline, for instance, the debates happening on the site Sociologica.mulino.it "are defined as being frontier knowledge even though they are not peer reviewed".
In microeconomics in particular, the pedagogy Mr Samuelson developed diagrams of supply and demand, or cost curves, for instance—still set the discipline's standard.
When it comes to philosophy, for instance – a particularly important discipline as our world is built on ideas – the work of white males, dead or alive, dominates the field.
These medical royal colleges set the standards for their discipline, for instance surgery, oversee and accredit ongoing professional development and the practice-based career ladder that accompanies this development.
