Sentence examples for new branches of learning from inspiring English sources

From 1247 to 1257 Bacon devoted himself wholeheartedly to the cultivation of those new branches of learning to which he was introduced at Oxford languages, optics, and alchemy and to further studies in astronomy and mathematics.

His writing and teaching initiated canon law as a new branch of learning distinct from theology.

During the fifth century, those in a position to make national education policies in the south saw something profound in their writings and instituted a new branch of official learning.

Initially, Edwards refused to take on "such a new and great business in the decline of life," explaining that he considered himself deficient in health, temperament, and some branches of learning.

We have identified new branches of P2, P3 and P4.

In any case, should economics be privileged over other branches of learning?

As a new branch of grid computing, e-Learning grid is emerging as a nationwide e-Learning infrastructure, which can provide innovative learning experience for learners.

Learn about the relatively new branch of thermodynamics which is also applicable to chemical systems.

Deep learning is a relatively new branch of AI research, loosely based on human's neural circuitry and how our brains perceive and interact with the world.

Ms. Krupa and her staff are trained in equine assisted psychotherapy, a relatively new branch of psychotherapy in which individuals interact with horses to help them learn skills in communication, trust and discipline.

In psychology, an important branch of learning theory, Bayesian learning theory, is also based on Bayesian principles.