Sentence examples for other fields of inquiry from inspiring English sources
Too rarely do young music students realize what Mr. Chang, Mr. Kogan and Mr. Ma exemplify so powerfully: the degree to which music-making can be enriched by exposure to other fields of inquiry.
It is not intended to capture the many interesting and important approaches to wisdom found in other fields of inquiry.
Other fields of inquiry, such as why there was no information concerning medical disruptions or the handling of fatalities, could also be investigated.
Philosophy students and others who are interested in dance philosophy are strongly advised to consider sources from outside of the academy of philosophy and to conduct their own research in a way that makes use of the rich and enlightening work that comes from these other fields of inquiry.
Although it has been most widely applied in the field of biostatistics (typically to assess cluster-based models of DNA sequences, or other taxonomic models), it can also be used in other fields of inquiry where raw data tend to occur in clumps, or clusters.
The consequence is that intellectual exploration remains at the level of abstraction in disregard for the insights that originate within other fields of inquiry.
No other field of inquiry is singled out in this way.
Mastery of this subject provided a framework within which the mechanics and nature of our sensations and thoughts could be explained and integrated, and offered the epistemological foundation for every other field of inquiry.
As in any other field of inquiry, teachers can lay out the basic framework of the scientific method and have students figure out where and how some claims made on websites or television documentaries fall short.
The "Quick Start Guide" in my Frauds, Myths, and Mysteries (Feder 2011) presents a checklist that students can apply to claims made about the human past or any other field of inquiry.
It suggests a lack of standards and standardization with respect to IRB review of educational research of a magnitude less common in other fields of scientific inquiry.
