Sentences with phrase «applying more discipline»

Despite applying more discipline in their development the sportsbooks still don't view prop bets as enormous moneymakers.

We are looking more carefully at the needs of each area, digging into the «why» in each role, and applying a more disciplined financial lens that allows us to grow more in - line with our revenue rate.

Not exact matches

Actually, this is not an inherent weakness; more disciplines could benefit from the kind of self - criticism that ethics applies to its presuppositions, purposes and analytical means.

Since each discipline applies one or more methods to a subject matter that lends itself to fruitful research with those methods, new methods generate new subject matters.

Dr. Frick and his team suggest that taking away privileges, assigning extra chores, and applying «time outs» are more effective and useful forms of discipline than spanking.

By encouraging universities, predoctoral students, postdocs, and early career scientists to apply for NRSAs, the committee hopes to foster a workforce that is more capable of bridging multiple disciplines.

And while Weisshaar's findings apply only to those three fields, there's no reason to believe that other disciplines where women are underrepresented at the highest levels treat women any more fairly than the disciplines Weisshaar studied.

OK, I'm getting a little bit too abstract, let's make things more concrete: I apply the three principles of structure, discipline and chaos to my diet by implementing «diet days», «high calorie», or «spike» days, and periods of no eating, a la fasting days.

If you apply the lessons in this system together with self discipline and moderate exercise, you will be more than happy with the results.

Whereas popular weight loss advice like «watch what you eat» or «exercise more» requires constant discipline, with Eat Stop Eat you simply apply a small amount of restraint once or twice a week while you enjoy a flood of food - freedom the rest of the time...

This approach borrows from the extensive medical knowledge of a variety of medical disciplines to provide an integrated approach to medicine focusing on restoring health at many levels within a patient's life instead of the more traditional method of applying a single therapy to resolve an isolated symptom.

Students» feelings of safety can be enhanced by having fairer and more consistently applied school discipline policies, and by consistently providing teachers and other staff support for students (Samdal, et al., 1998).

«We're suggesting people pick up some of the old habits of discipline and apply them to convenient new credit tools to participate more productively in a healthier economy.»

People who can apply more patience and discipline in learning and mastering their trading method before they go live will naturally have a far easier time making money in the markets than those who just jump in head - first with no plan of action.

He continues: «Matisse's late work does contribute quite prominently, if not iconically, to a certain strand in the conjunction of modernism and abstraction which blurs the distinction between art and design, and more specifically between abstract painting and the decorative and applied arts... I've always considered Matisse's greatest contribution to art not his colour, which is undoubtedly exceptional, but his inventive painterly architectures reasserting what [painting] does (what, in a way, it has always done), what it delivers, by the act of continual reinvention; finding yet more new ways to keep it alive — and of course, keep it keenly separate from design and the applied arts even when in the act of using elements of those very disciplines to elaborate and enrich the spatial structures of his painting.»

Scientists of various disciplines and even applied statisticians may be more inclined to use plug & play canned statistical tools.

We are trying to apply new methods and are joined by young scientists from many different disciplines who help us squeeze more information out of the samples we collect.

Second, when dealing with a discipline that is inherently concerned with trends, that is the criterion you must apply to the models — do they reproduce the trends more or less properly over the relevant timescales.

In most cases, this is prompted by a desire to tell the world about the latest client win or promote a new office opening in region X. Although this type of external communication is important to demonstrate business momentum and growth, PR and marketing disciplines can now be far more strategic when applied skilfully by an experienced practitioner.

It simply applies it in a more structured, disciplined and carefully spelled out manner.

You are eligible to apply for the PMF Class of 2013 if you will have completed all requirements for a graduate degree in any discipline by Aug. 31, 2013, or if you obtained your advanced degree no more than 2 years before the opening date of the announcement for the Class of 2013 application.

I am seeking an opportunity to apply my experience and skill sets in more challenging disciplines and environments.

The dimension of behaviour controls, more - over, never merely applied to child discipline, it always also encompassed adult behaviour (e.g. the limits set by the family on their explosive or physically dangerous behaviour such as deliberate self - harm or reckless or drunken driving).

However, since its inception it has been applied widely in disciplines such as social work, occupational therapy, education and more broadly in health promotion and health policy, as well as the legal system.

In this way positive parenting is not about applying more control over your kids, or trying to discipline them more, or setting firmer rules or more effective means of punishment.

The report recommends creating safe learning environments for all students by applying restorative justice approaches, training teachers and administrators in appropriate discipline strategies, and investing more in student counseling resources.

Each discipline has been applied in psychotherapy and counseling with individuals of all ages and particularly children for more than 50 years.

(2) If the circumstances referred to in subsection (1) apply, the discipline committee may, by order, do one or more of the following: