Sentence examples for mainstream discipline from inspiring English sources
Before we toss out mainstream discipline, it would be nice to have some evidence.
Prof John Christy, the University of Alabama scientist who has taken a position sceptical of "climate catastrophism" down the years while working in the mainstream discipline of compiling temperature records, believes it could be.
In the best cases, original work on the media, immigration, Ireland, religion and the position of women fed back into mainstream disciplines.
As climbing has grown respectable a change that can be attributed to a number of things, from a fad for all things outdoor to a proliferation of safe indoor climbing gyms it has attracted talented young athletes who would once have gone into mainstream disciplines like gymnastics or track and field.
For example, biochemistry and neuroscience both emerged as interdisciplinary fields that eventually grew to become their own mainstream disciplines.
However, crowdfunding is a more recently emerged research stream and it is appearing to become as an independent and mainstream research discipline.
Images multiply across the Web but the mainstream media, disciplined to distill, is missed.
The Manchester students argue that: "The mainstream within the discipline (neoclassical theory) has excluded all dissenting opinion, and the crisis is arguably the ultimate price of this exclusion.
This is how it often works in serious mainstream jazz, a discipline that bears comparison to serious painting or poetry in that it is often accused of being dead yet continues to evolve and even find a modest audience.
In fact, the volume's editors, Miranda Fricker and Jennifer Hornsby, aim to include feminist philosophy in the mainstream of the discipline (2000, 4 5).
While some conflict approaches also gained popularity in the United States, the mainstream of the discipline instead shifted to a variety of empirically oriented middle-range theories with no single overarching, or "grand", theoretical orientation.
