Two particular volumes bear witness to the interdisciplinary breadth and range of the community he brought together, Foraging and Farming: The Evolution of Plant Exploitation (1989) and The Origins and Spread of Agriculture and Pastoralism in Eurasia (1996).
More subtly, the interdisciplinary breadth of Turing's work is now better appreciated.
The interdisciplinary breadth needed to address the many issues at hand have led to miscommunications stemming from vocabulary, Graham says.
The focus groups consisted of representatives from relevant government agencies, industry, and non-governmental organisations to facilitate an interdisciplinary team providing breadth and depth to the discussions.
The program introduced new concepts of research excellence that emphasized not only technical merit and depth of knowledge, but also breadth of knowledge, interdisciplinary approaches, capacity building, action and practice.
The broad-brush strokes approach is our attempt to reveal the breadth and complexity of the interdisciplinary nature of problems, which canonly be solved via interdisciplinary and collaborative approaches.
No detailed, unified theory of New World colonization currently exists that can account for the breadth and complexity of these interdisciplinary data.
Given the breadth of environmental health sciences, interdisciplinary research is an absolute necessity, especially in our training programs.
This great breadth leads some to see an interdisciplinary discipline which, more wide-ranging than architectural history, constitutes the "architectural humanities".
To foreshadow my ultimate conclusion, we all need to develop collaborations that are interdisciplinary, share opportunities and resources, and maximize the breadth and impact of our strategies and efforts.
As a society, SMBE is in a unique position to promote that merger, owing to the breadth and wealth, within its ranks, of interdisciplinary expertise that the emerging field of evolutionary genomics demands.
