Sentences with phrase «modern disciplines»

In your book, you note the majority of the structure has remained, although modern disciplines have been added.

Nanostructuring of materials is a task at the heart of many modern disciplines in mechanical engineering, as well as optics, electronics, and the life sciences.

He explains (quoting someone else) that geocentrism «would destroy, in one mortal blow, the theories of evolution, paleontology, cosmology, cosmogony, relativity, and many other modern disciplines, placing them all on the dust heap of history.

We must carefully re-examine the relevance of what we teach, curate the traditional disciplines, add relevant modern disciplines, and place emphasis on more holistic «whole student» learning — not just knowledge but also skills, character, and meta - learning.

He has a background in Vedic science, the scientific and spiritual tradition of ancient India, and studied a number of classical and modern disciplines in the light of the foundations of knowledge.

Psychology: Christian psychology has a long and distinguished history, but the modern discipline was founded by Sigmund Freud, whose unconscious drives most certainly did not include a nature driving towards perfection by the infusion of grace.

One might say that the modern discipline of political science is meant to overcome this bifurcation — it is meant to make our political - moral lives, and the satisfaction of interests, a purely and irreducibly rational affair.

I shall not delay the discussion here to defend Bergson against his critics, except to point out that what is frequently termed «irrationalism» in Bergson is precisely what he has in common with all modern disciplines that take the dimension of depth seriously.

This complexity necessitates further attention to questions of criteria and method not only, let us note, in theology but across all the modern disciplines where the inevitable strife over method shows no sign of abating.

The modern discipline of economics is based on the assumption that the destructive economic system which is operative today is normal... it does not occur to many academics that what they take to be normal is highly atypical of humanity's total experience on this planet... They are like biologists who have only seen cancerous tissue and understandably mistake it for a healthy tissue.1

This training program provides postdoctoral fellows with advanced research training in modern disciplines, including functional genomics, epigenomics, proteomics, molecular biology, cell biology, bioenergetics, chemical screening, microanatomy and powerful cellular and animal models.

Traditional disciplines currently take up most of the available time and leave little space for newer subjects, branches and topics within traditional disciplines for example complex systems in mathematics, modern disciplines (e.g. entrepreneurship), interdisciplinary, cross-cutting themes, and competencies.

Warburg's examination of the snake ritual of the Native American Hopi from the perspectives of art history and the anthropological study of religion is a founding document of the modern discipline of cultural studies.

But all kinds of modern disciplines have seriously large curricula that need big chunks of time to absorb.

The modern discipline of risk management in North America has much more recent roots however, and can be traced to a period in the 1970's when a variety of federal agencies in the United States including the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission began to embrace systemized risk management analysis.

About Youtuber The Department was established in 1976 and has played a leading role in the development of archaeology as a modern discipline.