To be competent as a metal caster, one must master the disciplines of heat flow, fluid flow, solidification, heat treatment, clay chemistry, and organic chemistry as well as production and industrial engineering.
There's wit and observation in the script but I still crave the interaction of drama and hope that Bevan, who is writing a response to Marlowe's Dr Faustus for Shakespeare's Globe, shows that she can master the disciplines of dialogue as well as solo soul-baring.
Students in the Pratt School "have to" learn all sorts of things to master the disciplines of engineering.
See if you can master the disciplines that the Buddha had given to his disciples.
Ultimately the group foundered because its jazz wing never mastered the discipline of raga improvisation.
And that is a simple problem!" Mr. Holzinger, for one, seems to have mastered the discipline problem by acting hip and unflappable.
If you stay in plant design, after 10 or 20 years of practice you will be a master of the discipline, and you will have developed your own distinctive approach.
A former two-time state wrestling champion as a bantam weight during his high school years, Mr. Cassett was himself a master of the discipline he urged on his teams.
One academic, who declined to be named, points out that there is a distinction between popular philosophy of the sort associated with De Botton, which has a broad appeal but in his opinion not much worth, and accessible philosophy, wherein a master of the discipline – Blackburn being an example – can attract an audience at a higher level.
Like my peers I have mastered the disciplines of scrolling, liking and sharing.
