Sentence examples for theoretical discipline from inspiring English sources
This article argues that organization public relationships (OPR) generate challenges for PR as both a practical and theoretical discipline.
But on questions relating to the nature and range of logic as a theoretical discipline, because of widespread disagreement on these issues among competent professionals, little of accepted substance can be said about logical relations in this third sense.
From an early period the Greeks formulated the objectives of mathematics not in terms of practical procedures but as a theoretical discipline committed to the development of general propositions and formal demonstrations.
What was distinctive of the Greeks' contribution to mathematics—and what in effect made them the creators of "mathematics," as the term is usually understood was its development as a theoretical discipline.
Guided by the ideas of ancient thinkers and the insight of the philosophical historian Pierre Hadot, The Quest for God and the Good treats philosophy not as an abstract, theoretical discipline, but as a living experience.
(§§5 11) Second, normative disciplines have non-normative theoretical foundations belonging to one or more non-normative theoretical discipline (§§14 16).
Their fields range from computer graphics to more obscure, theoretical disciplines like statistical physics.
This book is a study of formal models of rational decision-making, the paradigms of which, expected utility theory and the theory of games, have influenced the development of theoretical disciplines particularly in the social sciences.
Thus, the systematic investigation of ethics can begin only after certainty has been achieved in these prior theoretical disciplines.
Before 2014, thanks to the so-called Programme Blanc, an ANR program that tended to reward more theoretical disciplines, the panel had more leeway in selecting proposals, with its success rate typically reaching 30%.
Dilthey characterized his own expansive view of philosophy as one of establishing integral relations to all the theoretical disciplines and historical practices that attempt to make sense of the world.
