Sentence examples for of knowledge and disciplines from inspiring English sources

The decision about what mixture will make for a happy life leads to a combination of the true and pure pleasures with all the kinds of knowledge and disciplines that are necessary for life's needs (59d 64b).

Laser Speckle Correlation, Electronic Speckle Pattern Interferometry and Digital Holographic interferometry have evolved for decades to become relevant techniques in many fields of today's wide spectrum of knowledge and disciplines.

As a result, managers are challenged to strengthen overall knowledge production using all sources of knowledge and scientific disciplines.

Another challenge is how to incorporate all the different subjects, new domains of knowledge, and emergent disciplines into the curriculum in order to produce a more complete physician – one that meets the needs of individuals and populations.

Being an open access journal, and therefore freely available via the internet, it will give child and adolescent psychiatrists and mental health workers all over the world unique opportunities and without the barrier of subscription rates to follow the frontiers of knowledge and experiences in our disciplines.

Therefore, the mere inclusion of application-level problems on exams does not guarantee student engagement in the desired deep-learning approach and may reinforce erroneous ideas about the nature of knowledge and learning within a discipline.

Thus, karma-yoga ("discipline of action") is made to depend on jnana-yoga ("discipline of knowledge"), and the latter is shown to lead to bhakti-yoga ("discipline of devotion").

The concept behind this worldwide strategy is that interdisciplinary collaboration and communication between medical and veterinary health care and health research will provide multi-directional flow of knowledge and synergistic gains for both disciplines.

Education in the field of architecture, which necessitates the use of knowledge and skills from a range of disciplines, relies notably on the teaching of a number of interrelated subjects.

This is confirmed by the views of the policy experts interviewed, although the sharing of knowledge and transfer to actors in other disciplines or other fields of work is less common.

"To work with a man with this kind of timing, theatricality, knowledge and discipline is worth everything," she said.