Sentence examples for separate schools of from inspiring English sources
He hopes to raise Hofstra's science profile, possibly by developing separate schools of engineering and computer science.
"What have traditionally been two separate schools of thought on food production and on nutrition have started to come together to tackle global food security challenges".
The late Roman tradition that survived best was an emphasis on internal decoration, and Italy had many separate schools of fresco painters (as well as, more rarely, mosaicists) by the 9th century.
In the past, differences in approaches to treatment led to separate schools of thought as to how best to treat a disease.
The only real difference between quasispecies theory and mutation-selection balance is that they have been developed largely independently by two separate schools of research, and that these schools of research have often focused on somewhat different questions and special cases.
Stories centred on time-travel paradoxes developed as a separate school of science fiction.
Eastern Suffolk Boces also has a separate school of nursing in rented space at the New York Institute of Technology in Central Islip.
The first separate school of political science was established in 1872 in France as the École Libre des Sciences Politiques (now the Institut d'Études Politiques).
At North Campus of the City College of the City University of New York, a faculty meeting was hearing demands of black militants who are asking for a separate school of black and Puerto Rican Studies.
It used to be taboo to even mention the word Wahhabi in print, and if you said it in conversation almost any Saudi would deny it existed as a separate school of thought.
While Tangerine Dream's airy, free-flowing sound gave birth to the trance scene, Germany in the same era produced a separate school of electronica in Dusseldorf where Kraftwerk took a starkly different approach – a tight, robotic sound that experimented with how far the human dimension could be removed from music.
