Sentence examples for interconnected disciplines from inspiring English sources

Twenty years is a long time between gigs, and before I could clear out the cobwebs and reacquaint myself with music's interconnected disciplines, I had to do battle with fear.

This is the 16th year that the financial giant has hosted the gathering of industry executives and professionals, and each meeting has reflected the evolution some gradual, some dramatic of the three interconnected disciplines.

Few parents demand learning that interconnects disciplines to help make sense of the past; that has current, factual content; that teaches students to write summaries critiquing the style and content of readings.

This chapter highlights the design and installation process of the pneumatic structure for a hotel conference center that interconnects several disciplines.

Interconnecting traditional disciplines can repair the pipelines that have been less accessible to women and minorities, support diverse pathways through the academy, and empower developing scholars to forge a path specific to their talents.

Artistic research adds to the development and formation of designs and architectures of interdisciplinary research platforms and research as well as innovation networks, where different disciplines in the sciences are interconnected with the disciplines in the arts through research and innovation activities.

First, these disciplines are so tightly interconnected that research in this domain deserves often to be regrouped under such an acronym (POSEID disciplines).

Schools are set up to silo the STEM disciplines…Schools need to make structural changes that will allow students to…learn the nature of each of the STEM disciplines and learn that they are interconnected in ways that…they will encounter in real world problems" (p. 7).

In the clinical phase, additional disciplines like internal medicine, surgery, pharmacology, radiology, etc., are interconnected.

As profoundly interconnected means of understanding nature and humanity, and as media for effective reform and renewal, these disciplines were all components of an encompassing "art".

Another theoretical framework outside of the discipline of criminology, the Time Geography framework, also acknowledges that human activities are interconnected on temporal and spatial dimensions (Hägerstrand 1970).