Sentence examples for prescriptive discipline from inspiring English sources

Aristotle thus understands politics as a normative or prescriptive discipline rather than as a purely empirical or descriptive inquiry.

Decision analysis is primarily a prescriptive discipline, built on normative and descriptive foundations [ 1].

Based on a review of existing PM literature and a thorough analysis of other successful prescriptive disciplines, we develop a framework designed to serve as a guideline for theoretically grounded prescriptive PM research.

As competing artifacts, we selected prescriptive approaches from the BPM discipline that either take a multi-process, a multi-project, or both perspectives.

In the virtual institution, radical Islamic leaders use their extreme views as the prescriptive schema that impose order, training and discipline upon those within this social media institution.

These labels are not intended to be prescriptive, but merely show in general where various disciplines and concepts represented in MEDLINE are centered in the map space.

He regards philosophy of science as a discipline whose epistemology is primarily interpretive rather than prescriptive or descriptive a theorization about theorizations.

Schopenhauer drew a parallel with aesthetics, arguing that in both cases prescriptive rules are not the most important part of the discipline.

Cukier et al. (2011) mention that Dees & Anderson (2006: 39) describe SE as an immature discipline and believe it "lacks the deep, rich, explanatory or prescriptive theories expected in a more mature academic field".

Prescriptive research is at the heart of the project management (PM) disciplines.

We want to empower heads with more powers to enforce discipline, enhance teachers' security with anonymity when facing malicious allegations, liberate all teaching staff with a less prescriptive curriculum and reduce teaching to the test with fewer, more rigorous, exams.