Sentence examples for world discipline from inspiring English sources

While the subjects taught in school are different to their out of school equivalents (just watch what happens when a school science experiment doesn't give the expected results if you don't believe me) the school subject should reflect the real world discipline.

Prosthetic heart valves epitomize both the triumphant advance of cardiac surgery in its early days and its stagnation into a retrospective, exclusive first world discipline of late.

As the real world disciplines change, so too should the respective school subjects.

Besides being characterized by their focus on a particular part of the world, disciplines are also distinguished by a specific way of thinking about their respective domains of study.

Several Renaissance rulers cultivated an interest in sciences like alchemy, and patronized or participated first-hand in investigations of the natural world: disciplines like zoology, which depended on the collection of material, information, and drawings, relied particularly heavily on the sponsorship of the wealthy and powerful.

Richardson's last film appearance came as the English headteacher with the task of instilling a sense of proper, old-world discipline into exiled American schoolgirl Emma Roberts in the teen comedy Wild Child (2008).

It's an entirely new world of discipline for me".

This world of discipline and own-brand beans feels as far away as putting sixpences in a piggy bank.

Since its debut at the X Games 11 years ago, skiercross has grown steadily and become a World Cup discipline sanctioned by the International Ski Federation.

These are the two institutions that are globally renowned for lecturing the rest of the world on discipline and freedom, when it's the West that's guilty of recklessness and improvident behavior.

The American's win in Meribel brought her an 18th crystal globe - awarded for winning a World Cup discipline.