Sentence examples for practical disciplines from inspiring English sources

Medical curriculum reforms that introduce early exposure to clinical training gave students opportunities to have more interaction between theoretical and practical disciplines through observing real medical practice and empathizing with patient needs.

Yes, his buildings make headlines, but his insistence on strident effect and neglect of structural or practical disciplines is a woeful example to students.

Farming, broadly speaking, although agriculture is an umbrella term covering a range of scientific and practical disciplines based on the cultivation of animals, plants, fungi and other life forms in order for the human race to survive and prosper (pretty important, really).

But Piccolomini could bring himself to admit that the order of teaching, in ethics as well as in in other practical disciplines, should follow this order of apprehension.

According to the Aristotelians, philosophy always concerns the rational aspects of human beings; their productive aspects, by contrast, belong to the practical disciplines or arts.

Zabarella was an orthodox Aristotelian seeking to defend the scientific status of theoretical natural philosophy against the pressures emanating from the practical disciplines, i.e., the art of medicine and anatomy.

Love of your work, whatever it is, can't last without practical discipline.

Rhetoric, for the proponents of the new rhetoric, is a practical discipline that aims not at producing a work of art but at exerting through speech a persuasive action on an audience.

Now the disturbing part: since we've seen this before, since we have models that are good enough to make sense of both the past and the present, it's a huge failure of economics as a practical discipline that we're hashing over the same debates our grandfathers had (and making many of the same mistakes).

In every practical discipline, the expert aims at a mark and uses right reason to avoid the twin extremes of excess and deficiency.

This is a knowledge by connaturality, but also a knowledge that can be pursued through the practical discipline of 'mystical contemplation.' In this way, human beings acquire a kind of knowledge that makes them more loving and more spiritual.