Sentences with word «subdiscipline»

Medical: Our doctors have extensive experience in the various subdisciplines of medicine, including allergy, cardiology, dermatology, internal medicine, neurology, ophthalmology, and more.

Environmental philosophy is a growing subdiscipline within Western philosophy, characterized by the assumption that traditional Western metaphysics and moral theory are inadequate to the solution of environmental problems and that in our age alternative, ecological world views and axiologies are needed.

The more universities promote technical skills, the more they fragment into subdisciplines.

Although bioterrorism spawned a very specific subdiscipline in immunology, this field demands a broad perspective.

As the practice of medicine matured, the various subdisciplines within it began to clean their own houses, beginning with the ophthalmologists, the first doctors to establish specialized board certification.

In keeping with the biological and medical emphasis of these graduate programs, the research of many of our faculty is oriented towards Biological and Biomedical Physics, two of the fastest growing subdisciplines of the profession.

As the month goes on, we'll be exploring various materials science subdisciplines while working to gain a better understanding of the economics of materials science careers.

Moreover, there are several subdisciplines within dendrochronology that collect tree ring data for different reasons, and in their fieldwork emphasize different site or individual tree characteristics during sampling.

The intriguing thing to me about working in agricultural biotechnology at this moment is watching how a multitude of subdisciplines such as plant physiology, biochemistry, genetics, molecular biology, bioinformatics, and molecular and conventional breeding are blending into one big continuum where the lines begin to blur.

That work will demand individuals trained in certain key subdisciplines.

We have endeavored to meet this objective while offering something to students with primary interest in either of the relevant subdisciplines.

Mathematical ecology has been a formally recognized academic subdiscipline at the University of Tennessee, Knoxville (UT), since 1977.

This contrasts with most academic research, which is done either in collaboration with peers from the same subdiscipline, or individually.

Robert Garisto, an assistant editor at Physical Review Letters, says that his publication's efforts are complicated by the increasing specialization of physics subdisciplines, but are nevertheless yielding «some success.»

The institute houses a clinical centre, which comprises four clinical subdisciplines — neurosurgery, neurology, neuroradiology, and neuropathology; a specialty education and training unit; and a centre for basic and translational research.

In all likelihood, entire careers and even subdisciplines of astronomy and planetary science will emerge from studying all the data we can remotely gather from a handful of promising worlds scattered among the nearest stars.

So far, reviews of my climate - related papers have not seemed different in tone or quality than reviews of my papers in other subdisciplines.

According to our software engineering assignment help professionals, it has several subdisciplines that every student must know about.

Over the half - century since that study, AI has matured into subdisciplines that have yielded a constellation of methods that enable perception, learning, reasoning, and natural language understanding.

Focus's audience also includes science writers as well as physics graduate students and researchers in various subdisciplines.

On the contrary, social scientists who study these matters empirically (there is now a subdiscipline of economics called «happiness studies») generally find that a large majority of Americans (and people in other countries too, in fact) are very happy or pretty happy on a daily basis.

They differ from those environmental philosophers who see environmental ethics as a subdiscipline of traditional philosophy.

On the one hand is the increasing growth of practical disciplines and subdisciplines that do not concern themselves with the big questions but engage in technical research or impart technical skills.

Fluid dynamics is the subdiscipline of fluid mechanics that studies fluids (liquids and gases) in motion.

The discipline has a number of subdisciplines, including aerodynamics (the study of gases) and hydrodynamics (the study of liquids).

Few PIs can get grants nowadays for proposing a wacky idea outside their subdiscipline.

The universal language in biology is English, and the scientific principles and deductive experimental processes are identical regardless of location and subdiscipline.

Rock art research is among the most demanding of archaeology's subdisciplines.

Mathematicians overwhelmingly opposed the change, arguing that «mathematical sciences» already includes statistics and that singling out one subdiscipline would be divisive, not inclusive.

We're trying to write articles comprehensibly, but sometimes our subdiscipline is so hyperspecific that we need a million acronyms.

The programmers - cum - academic writers working with us hold exceptional knowledge of all the subdisciplines mentioned above and have successfully worked on its difficult topics and concepts.

Having a broadly representative editorial board with appropriate representation of subdisciplines; 3.

It contains concise reviews of research in all subdisciplines of scientific psychology.