Sentence examples for precise discipline from inspiring English sources
The Teatro Grattacielo Orchestra may be a rough-and-ready band, but Fiora Contino's conducting is expert, and the music was delivered with precise discipline and forthrightly.
Demography is a rather precise discipline, too: its measuring rods are counts of births and deaths, marriages and divorces.
He gave me an incredulous look and asserted that economics was far too precise a discipline to be so vaguely rooted.
Short stories too showed great disparities, from the fine etchings of small, ever-recurring sins in Margaret Atwood's Moral Disorder to the odd-angled humour of Vincent Lam's fantastical Bloodletting & Miraculous Cures to Carol Windley's precise and disciplined Home Schooling, in which home truths, both bitter and sweet, were learned by teachers and students alike.
A great stunt involves the precise organisation and incredible discipline of a military operation".
They were disciplined and precise.
Precise, lucid and thrillingly disciplined, this story of boundary-testing in the early days of psychoanalysis is brought to vivid life by the outstanding lead performances of Keira Knightley, Viggo Mortensen and Michael Fassbender".
This collection would have given Freud a run for his money, for it combined elements of good and evil (lace Juliet caps, Draculean collars), discipline and gluttony (precise tailoring, all-in-one leather pants and boots), and at times it went down like a heavy German meal.
Discipline through imposing precise norms ("normalization") is quite different from the older system of judicial punishment, which merely judges each action as allowed by the law or not allowed by the law and does not say that those judged are "normal" or "abnormal".
Homerists, like Platonists, found the book to be less than useful for the precise work of their own discipline; many classicists rejected outright Havelock's essential thesis that oral culture predominated through the 5th century.
The above shows that the term steady state commonly used in chemical/biological engineering and other disciplines is not precise enough.
