Sentence examples for their specific subjects from inspiring English sources

It is important that this be done in the context of their specific subjects.

Plato argued in his Gorgias that rhetoric cannot be an art (technê), since it is not related to a definite subject, while real arts are defined by their specific subjects, as e.g. medicine or shoemaking are defined by their products, i.e., health and shoes.

These five iPad apps, while masterful in their specific subjects, also introduce young children to new ways of learning.

Consumers, the company found, did not care whether the character contained enormous amounts of universal knowledge; they just wanted fast, accurate answers in their specific subject area.

They noted how school officials could schedule a student body twice as large as before the Gary Plan into the same space and time schedules by having students travel to specialized subject teachers who would teach their specific subject to classes rotating through the school building on a precise time schedule.

The MT's role focuses on developing the curriculum in specific subject areas (e.g., Math, Science), developing the competency of teachers teaching in their specific subject areas, and mentoring STs and LTs.

A search strategy was developed in Medline for the electronic databases according to their specific subject headings or searching structure to search for papers describing both primary studies and systematic reviews (see online supplementary data search strategy).

A WHO specialised librarian and the trial search coordinator of the Cochrane Collaboration Pregnancy and Childbirth Group developed the search strategy for each of the electronic databases according to their specific subject headings or searching structure in collaboration with the reviewers.

They stick to their work programme and assessment schedule, to ensure that not only syllabus content is covered, but also the necessary skills for their students' longer-term success in their specific subject or learning area.

In a few weeks, thousands more will sit down to the SAT II's, formerly known as the achievement tests, to measure their mastery of specific subjects.

Theresa May states that a condition of opening a new grammar school might be to establish a new, non-selective school, and that pupils could move between the schools at different ages, and depending on their abilities in specific subjects (Report, 9 September).