The reasons that CEOs might find and face similar disciplines, financial disciplines, that the public markets up until now were really responsible for.
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If he were a young child now, he might be inspired by Ledecka's example "to try more disciplines and stick with more disciplines," Trapp said.
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However, over time other industries and disciplines, including academia, adopted as well as taught Taylor's methods, and they became part of the culture of the engineering and management disciplines.
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" He recognized that "CEOs of companies understand multiple disciplines.
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"Reproducible means different things to different disciplines," Gallagher told me.
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It comes from hundreds of studies spanning dozens of disciplines.
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As in other academic disciplines, success depends on peer review.
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And how nowadays we've separated it all into different disciplines.
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Such conduct extended across disciplines, inquiries commissioned by WADA found.
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The sport will feature two disciplines: park terrain and street.
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The FBI has the ability to work across investigative disciplines.
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The man has multiple degree black belts in multiple disciplines.
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Since 2009, academic disciplines have lost 40% of their seats.
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For many disciplines, that's now set at less than .05.
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Engineers are responding with astonishing solutions culled from multiple disciplines.
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I never had an interest in trying these traditional disciplines.
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Both of you have spent time in each other's disciplines.
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They don't take into account emerging fields that cross disciplines.
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Across disciplines, the current outbreak is spurring some fascinating trends.
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The eventual champion will have to master all three disciplines.
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He thereby usefully disperses impulses that his pictorial work disciplines.
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A decision on disciplines will be made in early November.
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Jeremy O. Harris will combine disciplines in a summer festival.
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What kind of disciplines do you want to be included?
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For many disciplines, that's now set at less than .21.
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Second, a major reason for such a narrow focus is that, in trying to unlock the complexities of brain function, diverse disciplines attempt to do their work in relative isolation from the other disciplines.
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In the 1920s, the Weimar era fostered lasting achievements across disciplines.
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But students echo its conclusions, especially in big disciplines like economics.
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However, few TCM doctors in China can straddle the two disciplines.
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Working together -- across sectors and disciplines -- we can make hunger history.
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" In sociological disciplines, there is the notion of a "third place.
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Today's animated Doodle depicts athletes competing in each of those disciplines.
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Norwegian men have won 2134.5 races in all disciplines this season.
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It's no secret that men are overrepresented in certain technical disciplines.
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Vonn has now won 72 World Cup races in all disciplines.
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"We are not strong in all disciplines of freestyle," admitted Kozeko.
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While some of these disciplines are self-explanatory others less so.
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But all these disciplines can learn so much from each other.
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In fact, this camera is very modular for different photographic disciplines.
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Saber is the quickest and most aggressive of the fencing disciplines.
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Strategy Strategy brings together many disciplines, including finance, entrepreneurship, and marketing.
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Such advances would have relevance to a wide-array of disciplines.
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Can you talk about the financial disciplines that are developing there?
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We have disciplines that we are passionate about: music, politics, design.
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What is your earliest memory of being attracted to both disciplines?
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To some extent, the World Trade Organization already advocates these disciplines.
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You've said that Robert Penn Warren used to discuss certain disciplines.
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"Carnegie Mellon resides at the intersection of many disciplines," he said.
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"We believe innovation happens when disciplines knit," the company's website says.
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And each of them has sizable needs that span several disciplines.
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It was also a time when artists of different disciplines mingled.
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Horses need different levels of fitness and muscle for different disciplines.
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After all, women in all disciplines have suffered discrimination and neglect.
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Bankers have never enjoyed the guildlike status of the professional disciplines.
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"The old way was about disciplines," Hackett told Fortune in September.
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People come to me for "workouts," but they need to see and increasingly understand what I'm learning from other disciplines, and how the strength I've built can aid me (or be further developed) in other disciplines.
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These are all worthy disciplines that offer precise information on practically everything.
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He synthesizes the research across these disciplines into a coherent, readable whole.
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Students learn different disciplines from sewing to upholstery and tuition is $600.
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Jamaica's delegation of 63 athletes across three sporting disciplines for the Aug.
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So he collaborated with several colleagues from diverse disciplines to investigate further.
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OK, here goes: I created a couple of new ideas and disciplines.
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And even in stagnating disciplines humans retain the ability to spring surprises.
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SVA welcomes applications from students and working professionals across all design disciplines.
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We've got to add the disciplines of engineering— many phases of engineering.
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The first is the most mundane — the daily disciplines of the job.
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I have changed disciplines within a career and then changed careers entirely.
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The lines between disciplines are becoming very blurred and blended,'' says Thompson.
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More and more gyms in Thailand are offering training in multiple disciplines.
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The disciplines of decision-making and problem-solving are being completely transformed.
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In augmented reality, the ability to work across disciplines is especially valuable.
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A competitor's place in each of the three disciplines is multiplied together.
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Why did you not pursue more traditional art disciplines like your parents?
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So the collaboration itself between disciplines is already an attempt at this.
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Theory gradually became the fulcrum of disciplines like literary scholarship and philosophy.
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It involves a lot of different artists in all disciplines, including writing.
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Participants were picked from multiple disciplines, including product design, transportation and graphics.
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The games will involve two other disciplines as well as lead climbing.
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What we need is more opportunities for integration between the two disciplines.
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Many comparable social science disciplines — anthropology, sociology, history — have lefty activist agendas.
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There are other disciplines, things like law and business, are suffering somewhat.
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A commission led by a former interior minister disciplines and often removes judges.
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You don't really pick apart one of the disciplines, you just enjoy it.
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His career spans cities (Tunis, Seville, Granada, Fez, Cairo, Damascus) empires and disciplines.
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That's why we keep adding new disciplines, like big air and like slopestyle.
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The one thing these two disciplines have in common is the night sky.
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It relied on teams and disciplines the company has been testing for years.
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The event lasts 19 days and features 42 sport disciplines and 306 events.
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The lessons aren't specific for arts teachers, but can be used across disciplines.
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Both disciplines also struggle with the need to quantify the burden of disease.
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This comes as two new disciplines are being unveiled during the Rio Games.
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In open environments, executives imagine social collaboration and surreal collision between disparate disciplines.
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After being released by the UFC, Ferguson took detours into other fighting disciplines.
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And hosts are guaranteed spots in some disciplines, such as rowing and football.
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So it's easier to find a Marxist in some disciplines than a Republican.
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"The two disciplines, coloring and lettering gravitated to two different programs," he said.
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Philosophy has historically taken a more idiosyncratic approach to drugs than other disciplines.
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However, none of the four disciplines will feature in the Diamond League final.
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He enjoyed the company of colleagues in widespread disciplines, from architecture to mathematics.
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Slalom and giant slalom are known as the technical disciplines—tech, for short.
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Other academic disciplines – from anthropology to political science - have already developed these techniques.
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When domesticated, they can be used for all disciplines of riding, including jumping.
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The company has commissioned artists from various disciplines to tackle the play's acts.
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Right now, we have 2725, but the disciplines have changed quite a bit.
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Far from fostering isolation, this specialization makes communication and cooperation among disciplines possible.
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A sweep of all three disciplines would be a perfect score of 2120.
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In elBulli Lab, there are 80 people with different disciplines working on this.
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All these disciplines require is a mastery of jargon & flattery of one's superiors.
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What we need are more successful female role models in the STEM disciplines.
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Public interest technology combines existing academic disciplines like computer science, law and sociology.
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How we understand the terms of practice across artistic disciplines can diverge greatly.
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Just two years before, the U.S. graduated only 568,000 students in STEM disciplines.
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So do unexpected partnerships between dancers from different companies and far-apart disciplines.
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We need voices from the arts and sociocultural disciplines to provoke important debates.
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It's imperative to have a wide array of Latinxes partaking in all disciplines.
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K-12 education systems would break free from the tyranny of academic disciplines.
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"These are the disciplines that are fueling our future," said New Jersey Gov.
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"There's much more recognition of design value in other disciplines," Ms. Cicolini said.
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Yet political disciplines are now in tension with another side to the city.
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But "sport" is a term that embraces a wide variety of disciplines and activities.
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Some architects want to do everything themselves, but we prefer to collaborate other disciplines.
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They set out from the get-go to prank these disciplines but not others.
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The sale itself is donation based and features work from a facet of disciplines.
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"Disciplines are now defined too much by methods rather than by questions", Low says.
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You weren't allowed to cross disciplines, so it was a big risk for me.
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When it does take place, there are not many women moving between the disciplines.
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Brandt: We were just looking at various disciplines, drawing out from what we knew.
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I think anyone can get there from a background in any number of disciplines.
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What we end up with is a mixed bag of artists investigating other disciplines.
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Staff from different disciplines volunteer their time to manage more than 12 specialty camps.
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Athletes in these disciplines have better equipment, facilities, and training regimes than ever before.
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He became known for working with a variety of themes and within different disciplines.
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"They're two different disciplines, or sports, whatever you want to call them," he said.
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Many appeared to be hard to categorize, working across existing genres, disciplines and institutions.
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The series allows artists across disciplines to workshop and discuss new works in public.
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"The disciplines haven't been proportional to the number of complaints," she told the paper.
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Far from fostering isolation, specialization in philosophy makes communication and cooperation among disciplines possible.
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Not only the sort of odd disciplines like bite-mark matching, but even fingerprints.
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The synergy of different scientific disciplines has been enticing to scientists according to Elfenbein.
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"We wanted to have three disciplines," the federation's chief executive, Marco Maria Scolaris, said.
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It is that the skills required to overachieve in those disciplines are markedly different.
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"Most innovation occurs when the two disciplines meet: investors and cybersecurity experts," he said.
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These disciplines do serious academic work, but they don't minister to concrete political ends.
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I like to connect the dots between art from different centuries and different disciplines.
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Still, they advanced those disciplines with their own innovations and transmitted them to Europe.
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The Mountain offers classes in disciplines like painting, basket making and hand-thrown pottery.
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The Village, which features work by nine artists from various disciplines, is no exception.
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Shiffrin, however, will have to continue to work on the other World Cup disciplines.
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Soon after she began riding him, he began to succeed in all equestrian disciplines.
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The hotel, he said, also investigates and disciplines staff members accused of sexual harassment.
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However, my work involves a fusion of disciplines — biology, policy-analysis statistics and activism.
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There wasn't a "stay in your lane" mentality and of art disciplines being atomized.
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I interface with multiple disciplines, whether it be packaging, engineering, marketing or public relations.
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The museum Barr envisioned would, like the Bauhaus, have multiple departments for artistic disciplines.
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A great number of the adjuncts hold PhD degrees in a variety of disciplines.
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Climbers are stronger in some elements than in others and so favor certain disciplines.
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The team paid tribute to a wide range of women across disciplines and time.
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However, her decades-long career spans multiple disciplines, including physics, geometry and quantum theory.
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Culturally speaking, tech is coded as practical and manly, and contrasted with "feminine" disciplines.
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Luring athletes from other disciplines on board is not entirely new for the America's Cup.
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It's people from cross-disciplines are together now, and it's partly because we're more networked.
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"Our strongest disciplines have been property and construction, technology, and our finance discipline," he said.
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The school offers an eclectic mix of disciplines such as commercial aviation, music and technology.
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He envisioned it as a "university without walls", in which researchers could work across disciplines.
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Reconnecting the two disciplines will create a "virtuous cycle," Hassabis and his co-authors write.
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We need to support research across STEM disciplines and cast a wide net for discovery.
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I found mechanical engineers and filmmakers who abandoned those disciplines to work on video games.
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Liberal-arts colleges like Stetson want faculty who can teach and do research across disciplines.
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Legion status is also frequently awarded to international artistic and cultural figures from diverse disciplines.
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Legion status is also frequently accorded to international artistic and cultural figures from diverse disciplines.
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Athletes find it consistently easier to rack up points in some disciplines than in others.
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As with all disciplines, some explanations have gained more traction in political science than others.
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The tech-sector engineering disciplines, conversely, struggle to sustain a meager 15 percent female participation.
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However, none of the four disciplines will feature in the Diamond League final in 2020.
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Women are grossly underrepresented among patent holders, despite their growing presence in invention prone disciplines.
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We hope to expand this program to work with more refugees and in more disciplines.
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Some disciplines related to the past, such as archeology, have always had a scientific bent.
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There was no indication which meeting would be dropped or what disciplines would be eliminated.
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Yet most of our work was dedicated to the oldest of old-school disciplines: scouting.
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The throughline in these disciplines is the spacial relationship he creates between object and environment.
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At first glance, they form an awkward tandem, as towering figures in separate artistic disciplines.
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The fellowships are awarded yearly in nine creative disciplines through an extensive peer nomination review.
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My heroes are numerous and work across disciplines, from music to visual art to literature.
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But it turns out that the two disciplines have a lot in common these days.
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Event status Categories/Disciplines Sometimes books come into our lives just when we need them.
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But precisely this interested me, that her omnipresence arouses interest in so many different disciplines.
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Among the most important is refusal, which she vividly illustrates through a variety of disciplines.
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These are the disciplines that are changing fundamentally, that are maturing to their next level.
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And it gave a taste of the way in which Renaissance Italians creatively combined disciplines.
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The Harvard announcement said he was known there for increasing collaboration across schools and disciplines.
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Artists from those disciplines are in the park for a rotation of residencies through Oct.
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As scientists, we are often reticent to speak out about matters beyond our core disciplines.
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Twitter did not inform Oliveira why her was disciplines and declined comment on the suspension.
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Disciplines: Downhill and super-G are speed events, while slalom and giant slalom are technical.
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Talks and workshops explore the various disciplines that are tied to game development and publishing.
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Economics is grappling with these issues as other academic disciplines are facing their own reckonings.
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The closing movement, " Cipher ," is a kaleidoscope of fragments that mixes cultures, disciplines, and centuries.
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Stassel competes in big air and slopestyle disciplines, and has never landed a quad cork.
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Science is often the most fascinating and productive when techniques from different disciplines are combined.
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In both disciplines, still, the law allows corporations to prevent researchers from doing their job.
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Cardiology, urology, emergency medicine and other specialties are promoting geriatrics training and research within those disciplines.
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Artists working across media, fields, and disciplines create with the museum's vast collection of cultural materials.
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The authors of Common Core math and NGSS don't see their disciplines fitting into that structure.
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The increase was more modest in other disciplines, which had less crowded bylines to begin with.
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Davidson dating Grande is a breach of norms in part because of their professional/creative disciplines.
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A self-described "entertainer," Reinhart is a modern artist in that she straddles a few disciplines.
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Ternus says that they wanted to start focused, then grow the team and disciplines over time.
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The omnium is the ultimate track cycling test with the disciplines requiring sprinting prowess and endurance.
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"These things wouldn't [have] keep happening if investors would simply stick to disciplines," the host said.
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The team at Building 8 has around 60 scientists working across disciplines to research this technology.
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The Cybathlon will include six disciplines, each one specialized to the competitors' type of physical need.
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I can't do this because I need my training during the week in the technical disciplines.
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Within those tracks, participants can choose a variety of learning paths, or disciplines within the field.
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Calls to cut support for so-called soft disciplines are also made in Europe and Asia.
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A public relations firm distributed copies of the complaint to reporters across a variety of disciplines.
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She also studied tap and jazz dance, disciplines that contributed to the athleticism of her performances.
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Other disciplines can be even pricier, like fencing ($20,000 annually), table tennis ($20,000) and archery ($25,000).
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The vulgar suits both Clark's and Phillips's disciplines, as it's simultaneously about language and about dress.
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A hybrid of boxing, judo, taekwondo, wrestling and other disciplines, mixed martial arts intrigued the brothers.
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"Curators are broadening their own perspective across the disciplines," said Susan Turner-Lowe, a Huntington spokeswoman.
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The premise was to automate the development and deployment tools that require collaborations between both disciplines.
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Big companies, such as Microsoft, need and want people in a wide variety of diverse disciplines.
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Here are just 26 women across disciplines whose work Motherboard has been keeping an eye on.
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The sort of festival which manages to seamlessly fuse the disciplines of dubstep and circus skills.
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One of America's oldest universities is launching a school for one of the world's youngest disciplines.
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But by afternoon on competition day, through the first two disciplines, Ondra was in 12th place.
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That was where she had the idea to bring the two disciplines together with live music.
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The number in brackets represents the number of academic disciplines each university topped QS' ranking in.
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The Metropolitan Opera has looked to other artistic disciplines for shots of energy in recent years.
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Critic's Pick Given the option, the composer and performer Du Yun often pushes into multiple disciplines.
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Theaster Gates's work spans many disciplines, from sculpture to pottery to performance art to urban development.
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The gathering had riders compete in the three equestrian disciplines of dressage, showjumping and cross country.
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Among other things, it gave him control of the panel that appoints, removes and disciplines judges.
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Their expertise across media and disciplines guarantees that this will be a dynamic series of exhibitions.
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This year at the U.S. Open, though, two men can clinch Grand Slams in newer disciplines.
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Faculty members are treated less as scholars within rarefied disciplines and more as interdisciplinary intellectual entrepreneurs.
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Students enter exciting new disciplines in anticipation of exploring research questions often requiring years of study.
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All the while, he was also pursuing his former artistic disciplines, believing they enriched one another.
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However, he noted that the same strategy can be applied to various disciplines and professional skills.
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The 29s New York art scene was famously small, and disciplines blended together as a result.
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These are disciplines that haven't really been set down or defined in a lot of ways.
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Each skill measured is lined up with certain industries and disciplines that require strength in these areas.
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The middle path led back to the pre-WTO era of weaker trade disciplines and less enforcement.
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Whether intentional or not, these imbalances can disempower other disciplines, create fiefdoms, and erode trust between colleagues.
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"Property and construction within Page Personell has done particularly well, so have the finance disciplines," he added.
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RICHARD ACLAND Shrewsbury, Shropshire You listed nursing among the disciplines that do not require a university education.
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Status within the profession is achieved through study and experience, as in other disciplines, rather than bluster.
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Granted, armed violence is a multi-faceted, often intransigent public health problem, which spans a dozen disciplines.
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Then, NASA reminded us that astronomy and astrology are wholly separate disciplines, so we relaxed a bit.
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As the questions get more advanced, they will require teams of multiple disciplines to look into them.
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ZS: But if you actually think about it, a lot of other creative disciplines are doing this.
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As you might have gathered from the categories, Creative Arts Emmy Awards focus primarily on technical disciplines.
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They also concentrated on disciplines that allowed them to meet the skills-based immigration criteria most efficiently.
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So I think it's important to have these conversations across disciplines, outside of our own narrow fields.
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Steep lets players test their skills in any of four disciplines: skiing, wingsuit flying, snowboarding, and paragliding.
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Nikiforuk, borrowing from countless disciplines, takes us on an odyssey through our atmospherically-challenged 21st century world.
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But thanks to politicized attacks on science in America, the reputation of the scientific disciplines is suffering.
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Other countries have voiced suspicions about Team GB's rapid improvement in certain disciplines, especially in the velodrome.
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I go wherever I need to go to train in the various disciplines of mixed martial arts.
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Security in and of itself has a primary objective of preventing incidents in all of its disciplines.
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OLYMPICS-NORTH KOREA WILL COMPETE IN THREE SPORTS AND FIVE DISCIPLINES AT PYEONGCHANG - IOC PRESIDENT THOMAS BACH
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Saber is the fastest of the fencing disciplines, with points seldom lasting more than a few seconds.
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There are 140 different disciplines to choose from, so this field truly lets your imagination run wild.
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Listen, two years ago, there was a survey published about scientific disciplines where people do field work.
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It is also largely unheard-of for one person to compete at the top of both disciplines.
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Since the WTO disciplines went into effect in 22019, the United States has remained within its limits.
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How are other disciplines expected to continue to excel when their highly-optimized relationships are casually destroyed?
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Workplace Operations built Pivotal alongside engineering, product management, design, data science, platform engineering, and many other disciplines.
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Some argue that the Nobel disciplines are still the "purest" sciences, and as such deserve extra recognition.
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The dictates of Marxist ideology gave little space to divergent disciplines such as sociology, psychology, or philosophy.
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The idea that philosophy was and still is isolated from other disciplines ignores much of its history.
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USA's unrestricted grants afford artists the freedom to create, and their funding spans all disciplines and geographies.
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For me it was about finding the parallels between the two disciplines and where they were separate.
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The problem of computer vision spans multiple disciplines, so it has to be attacked from multiple directions.
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The theme throughout his speech is that of applying different disciplines to one's business and career decisions.
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One tries to adjust to those rigors and disciplines as they reveal themselves, as the day unfolds.
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The award is given by a revolving selection committee comprising artists and cultural arbiters from different disciplines.
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Academics in the humanities have learned to portray their disciplines as delivery systems for marketable job skills.
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In this new creative environment, how do traditional craft disciplines evolve to integrate with these new opportunities?
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But citation practices vary widely even within disciplines, and citing yourself can artificially drive your number up.
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Second, American graduate schools award an enormous number of Ph.D.s, even in disciplines where jobs are scarce.
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Entire academic disciplines, such as political science, education, sociology and others, are in pedagogical and ideological lockstep.
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Miller is the last man to win a World Cup race in each of the five disciplines.
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But the name also signifies Mr. Richardson's governing ethos: that combining creative disciplines usually yields something interesting.
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And many types of disciplines, from supercomputers to molecular biology, must be brought together to do that.
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Works & Process is known for giving audiences an inside look at a variety of performing arts disciplines.
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The precision of these records means that bristlecones have periodically butted into other disciplines: geology, archeology, climatology.
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I asked Salzer how scientists in other disciplines had reacted to periodic disruptions from the bristlecone community.
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According to Govan, the sculpture functions as a parable of Heizer's two primary disciplines, painting and sculpture.
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Nearly 100 scientists from numerous disciplines participated in the work, including climatologists, oceanographers, glaciologists, and other specialists.
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" She defined opera as "an art form which is a magnificent attempt at combining many, many disciplines.
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Instead, students work with a variety of French film professionals in specific disciplines to learn by doing.
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Are there artists from other disciplines that you feel might be coming out in your own work?
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Shetty took a gamble when he sought to bring other creative disciplines into the Biennale's visual context.
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Approximately 45 global experts from a range of organizations, academic institutions and disciplines took part in the consultation.
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We were interested in how sports could contribute to health and how different sport disciplines could benefit health.
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It has exonerated scores of people convicted based on more flawed disciplines like hair or bite-mark analysis.
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They took it to 32 countries, and set up "diamond" teams, made up of people from different disciplines.
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They want to be considered the best in their field and many are masterful in their chosen disciplines.
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Despite more disciplines that include women on the Olympic program, the field remains smaller than its male counterpart.
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" Vonn, who has 72 World Cup wins across all Alpine disciplines, added: "It means a lot to me.
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The challenge will be mastering three climbing disciplines — speed, sport and bouldering — to win a medal, she said.
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The NYPD has fought hard to keep the outside world from knowing how it disciplines its own ranks.
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Prior to this, she attended the School of the Art Institute of Chicago, where she studied across disciplines.
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There is a lot of ground to cover, and there are entire disciplines dedicated to African-American history.
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All these steps I've outlined require you to be a very skilled professional in a multitude of disciplines.
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It isn't just that the blanket term for so many different disciplines of divination strikes us as inaccurate.
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Selective colleges, and ones where a higher share of students study technical disciplines, tend to produce more inventors.
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The model has been unashamedly ruthless, concentrating on disciplines with the best medal prospects while ditching also-rans.
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They cover a range of sub-disciplines, including computer vision, data analysis, speech recognition, and natural language processing.
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It cements the status of our two countries as global leaders in mathematics, artificial intelligence and aligned disciplines.
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"Some of the funds are still trying to figure out how to intersect" the two disciplines, Schulman said.
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Artwork considered can be sculptural; incorporate disciplines such as audiovisual or installation art; or include traditionally sourced materials.
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Is there a lineage or method of working within classical disciplines, while pushing beyond them, that interests you?
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FEW disciplines are so strongly associated with a single figure: Einstein in physics and Freud in psychology, perhaps.
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As the tools of synthetic biology spread to other disciplines, their example is one that others should follow.
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While selected disciplines and genres bring in new fans, the show has also slowly built a regular audience.
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They're both disciplines in which the body is strapped into seemingly impossible positions with ropes of some sort.
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Fighters from all three disciplines trained indoors, in the palaestra, a special training academy for top Greek athletes.
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An effective BCI requires the involvement of many disciplines: materials science, neuroscience, machine learning, engineering, design and others.
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Athletes from 205 countries will compete in 306 events across 42 sports disciplines in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.
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Downhill and super-G are known as the speed events, while GS and slalom are the technical disciplines.
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People from different departments, disciplines and backgrounds, including some I had never met, ended up forming the team.
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Nor is it film criticism, social history, psychology or philosophy, though it dabbles in all of those disciplines.
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The bans have so far targeted athletes in four disciplines: cross-country skiing, skeleton, bobsleigh and speed skating.
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Wall climbing ... and running As competition, indoor climbing has three main disciplines: speed climbing, bouldering and lead climbing.
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"We're not even participating in track cycling in some of the disciplines, which is unfortunate," Bouchard-Hall said.
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YOU KNOW, WE KNOW THEM AS A LARGE ACTIVIST FUND WITH A LOT OF DIFFERENT DISCIPLINES WITHIN THAT.
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In particular, stronger disciplines on state-owned enterprises (SOEs), of which there are many in China, are needed.
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Danny Cooke: I'm a freelance filmmaker working across multiple disciplines from corporate, to short commercial film, to documentaries.
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"For the first time, doctors from different disciplines — plastic surgeons, dermatologists, ophthalmologists — were working together," Dr. Graf said.
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There has to be this sea change in the way we think about and deal with forensic disciplines.
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It removes that nepotism that is inherent to all disciplines, and specifically in the creative realm right now.
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In the years before specialization divided academia into disciplines, all students at Harvard were novice philosophers and scientists.
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More than half a century later, the disciplines have graduated from the theoretical to practical, real world applications.
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Graduate student work across 16 disciplines to be featured in showcase of hundreds of RISD artists and designers.
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So we think all of it will go online over time, even disciplines that you wouldn't immediately expect.
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He also introduced me to a way of thinking across disciplines, which I hadn't encountered in my classes.
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As Milton Glaser tells us, failing is O.K. It teaches you things, including not underestimating other people's disciplines.
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Integration. There used to be various visual disciplines for a show: the screen content, the lights, the set.
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This year, a new open category mentorship has been added, to incorporate artists who work across different disciplines.
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The everyday practices and disciplines of Benedictine spirituality can be adapted to ordinary Christian life in the world.
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Teachers from different disciplines — Art and English, for instance — might consider working cross-curricularly to help guide submissions.
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Case Western's minor in applied data science, for example, funnels students into this hot field from other disciplines.
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This rush to publish has led to management research being affected by the same problems as other disciplines.
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At Diablo Valley College, she is fostering a network of Latinx professors to support Latinx students across disciplines.
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Fellow American Lindsey Vonn leads the all-time overall list with 82 World Cup wins across all disciplines.
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There is no turning back the clock, but there is value in establishing a set of technical disciplines.
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A.I. is one of a growing number of disciplines in which experts say China is making quick progress.
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In dozens of interviews with practitioners of both disciplines, almost everyone requested anonymity for fear of professional reprisal.
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Vonn, who has won races in five disciplines, already has more career World Cup victories than any other woman.
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Unlike a lot of other startups, we had to get a lot of disciplines right from the very beginning.
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Makhov will be competing in freestyle wrestling at the Olympics, but he qualified for both disciplines through these exploits.
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What I mean is that to learn science, you have to learn core ideas from the disciplines of science.
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It reads like a discursive journey through a vague and slippery subject, a thoughtful ramble across decades and disciplines.
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A writer, mother, attorney, and writing instructor, Coleman's engagement across disciplines shows in this standout from Mason Jar Press.
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"It leaves a bad taste in my mouth when people call it a blend of other disciplines," Guthrie says.
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It's a question that requires equal expertise in neuroscience and philosophy—a marriage of disciplines that suits Cleeremans well.
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It's more likely that we will be able to find solutions by bringing together people from across multiple disciplines.
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Managers love to immerse themselves in the side-disciplines of business—analysing big data or re-engineering supply chains.
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Whether they can successfully replace traditional computer science college degrees, or expand into other disciplines, remains to be seen.
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Narasaki took the victory over reigning champion Jakob Schubert of Austria with top-two finishes in all three disciplines.
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It's a combination of our technical staff, which is ... the majority of them are PhDs coming from different disciplines.
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That's part of what I even learned in doing the book, getting that connection between all the different disciplines.
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And research drawing on psychology, cognitive science and other disciplines is providing practical insight into the "science of learning".
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Over the next three weekends, residents at REDCAT will showcase their work that pushes the boundaries of their disciplines.
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Moreover, the importance of fields of study outside of classical biomedical disciplines is also recognized for medical school faculty.
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We provide a one-of-a-kind encounter with activists, artists, theorists and curators from diverse disciplines and interests.
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Teams with diverse academic and professional backgrounds who dabble at the intersections of disciplines are more likely to innovate.
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The art book is organized into seven distinct sections, siloing the artist's different disciplines, from hypnotics and lightning works.
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Bitonti thinks fashion is finally picking up on technologies that other disciplines like industrial and furniture design have embraced.
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The team behind Recognition is Fabrica, a communication research center based in Italy that works across digital storytelling disciplines.
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We are seeing industries and disciplines converge and find the intersections to be the most ripe areas of opportunity.
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But they do not get to play for their countries alongside athletes from so many other sports and disciplines.
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But these days, talented designers there are working across all disciplines — from glass and ceramics to wood and textiles.
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If you can pay a small entry fee, you can challenge those who've become legends in their chosen disciplines.
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Experts in unexpected disciplines such as human conversation, dialogue, humor, poetry, and empathy will need to lead the charge.
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The service that "ordinary" citizenship requires — with its disciplines, sacrifices and patriotism — appears no longer to be taken seriously.
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The skill tree branches out along various disciplines, so you can favor melee/ranged/mounted combat, stealth, or scavenging.
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It will draw from several academic disciplines and will initially add two faculty and three positions for graduate students.
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"The Most Unknown" works best as inspiration to delve deeper into these disciplines, and as a celebration of science.
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The I.O.C. will get its speed event, and bouldering and lead — disciplines more compatible in culture — will be combined.
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When he criticizes the humanities, the president undermines the disciplines integral to his own education in the military sciences.
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NG: Sometimes the public doesn't fully recognize how professors take the norms and practices of their disciplines really seriously.
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Arts education encompasses many disciplines: "I'm talking about everything from music, drama, dance, design, visual arts," Dr. Sowden said.
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Skateboarding is one of three disciplines that will make their debuts in Japan, along with surfing and sport climbing.
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The continent's best athletes converge, with 54 countries expected to be represented across 26 disciplines, from badminton to weightlifting.
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Sex robots are going to require multiple disciplines to come together because they're not simply mechanized sleeves or dildos.
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She can do more than 70 push-ups in two minutes, and has black belts in three karate disciplines.
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Like all mature athletic endeavors, climbing has sub-disciplines that call for different genetic gifts and venerate different accomplishments.
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In many disciplines you could apply the advanced metrics he examined and forecast success or tweak for better results.
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The African athletes in PyeongChang will compete in these sports -- bobsled, and skiing -- with varied disciplines across all sports.
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As it happens, there are entire research communities and academic disciplines devoted to studying politics, policy, and social change.
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On-demand services allow Christians of different disciplines to find content that speaks to their individual interests and beliefs.
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Today many medical centers have coders specializing in particular disciplines — joint replacement or ophthalmology or interventional radiology, for example.
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Williams has a stocky beige golden doodle named Alf, whom she halfheartedly disciplines in a kind, high-pitched voice.
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Skateboarding is one of three disciplines that will make their debuts in Japan, along with surfing and sport climbing.
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If this story sounds familiar, it's because several forensic disciplines have fallen into disrepute after contributing to wrongful convictions.
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That competition is fundamentally a force for good, as it disciplines cities to make their residents — and future residents — happy.
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The program for their six-month mission includes about 250 experiments in biology, earth sciences, physical sciences and other disciplines.
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I played Chi-Man, a vegetarian anarchist hacker from Mars who lived in a synth body boosted for cognitive disciplines.
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Led by RISD faculty from diverse disciplines, each course is designed to broaden perspectives, de-center experiences and reframe assumptions.
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The history of hunting aliens is a good way to understand those unintended consequences of boundary-work in other disciplines.
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Yeah, so that was another example of this kind of idea of bringing together different disciplines to attack a problem.
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But it's from time to time, so we don't have a standard way of creating opportunities to cross disciplines. Right.
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Later this year the AEA will release further analysis, for example comparing the results with surveys from other academic disciplines.
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The Work of Art resources guide artists of all disciplines through every facet of building a successful and sustainable career.
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It's a way in which pop culture and museums and architecture and all of these disciplines run into each other.
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Alphabet companies and investments span disciplines from biotechnology to energy generation to space travel to artificial intelligence to urban planning.
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The swimming and running components have their costs as well, but those disciplines are less dependent on high-end gear.
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It's less common for other disciplines to wage war over whether a work can properly be included within their fields.
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Surveillance disciplines our behavior, as any minority who's passed through a security checkpoint in America can tell you in detail.
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With eight skaters in the top 10 rankings across the two disciplines, Japan's women are taking the sport by storm.
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Color influences come from a variety of disciplines and creative professions from cinematography, graphic novels, illustrations, paintings through to photographers.
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These students are entrepreneurial learners, and learn how to be successful by working with students from different disciplines and backgrounds.
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All of those disciplines are under the umbrella of the International Ski Federation (FIS), the same organization that oversees snowboarding.
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Beyond psychology and sociology, other disciplines and other scholars linked to Howard played a significant role in the Brown decision.
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A recent review of the evidence points to continued near-stagnation in all disciplines with only "tiny increments" in performance.
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The other disciplines that make up the event are individual pursuit, elimination race, time trial, flying lap and points race.
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The sport has also attracted competitors from other disciplines, such as running, who hope to maximize their use of oxygen.
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Ms. Hershman Leeson has long worked with people of different disciplines, and science is fruitful territory for her artistic imagination.
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This is an issue that brings together a whole array of disciplines: technology, military operations, law, ethics, and other things.
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I've explored the answer to this question by reading thousands of biographies, academic studies, and books across dozens of disciplines.
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I think the commission is a fine group of individuals, mostly European, coming from different perspectives and different academic disciplines.
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She said the company takes deficiencies seriously, carries out internal investigations, and disciplines, fires or retrains employees who violate policy.
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Aspiring video game designers have a variety of disciplines to choose from, including game artist, game designer, or game programmer.
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One of the highest disciplines of civilization is to resist overloading catastrophe with meaning, turning it into symbol and portent.
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For decades, civic education and constitutional literacy have taken a back seat to other public education disciplines across the country.
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Photo: John R. QuainAnd researchers have been applying increasingly refined techniques to investigate the fossil record, often combining several disciplines.
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Founded in 1981, Bard's low-residency MFA brings together students and faculty in six disciplines for a unique interdisciplinary program.
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He must first and foremost be a humanist, someone who is transcultural and can bridge the arts and other disciplines.
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We are controlled not only as objects of disciplines, he argues, but also as self-scrutinizing and self-forming subjects.
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The way we define it is just encompassing all of these disciplines that we wanted to offer the students, basically.
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The creatives hail from a plethora of different disciplines and experience levels, and many have other professions besides creating art.
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Harvard professors across disciplines expressed sympathy, disappointment, confusion, and even outrage at the suddenness and extremity of the university's actions.
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But I would go further and suggest that any two disciplines are never in themselves necessarily mutually exclusive for anyone.
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For 30 years, the French-Lebanese director has led the Dutch National Opera, often collaborating with artists from various disciplines.
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Performed in an outdoor pavilion, they are meant to break down the barriers between disciplines, underscoring the importance of collaboration.
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There was not the same kind of networking that we have now, or as much blurring of boundaries between disciplines.
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The school's policies countered traditional gender and racial boundaries and biases as it encouraged crossing, merging and mingling among disciplines.
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In the show, we find him working at full force in all three disciplines, and the timing couldn't be better.
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The to-and-fro of nutrition science is emblematic of a larger dynamic related to fickle research findings across disciplines.
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The firm's approach fosters collaboration among its myriad disciplines — portfolio management, financial planning, trust and estate administration and investment research.
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While several previous NASA leaders were credentialed or experienced in such disciplines, this was not a clear determinant for success.
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The very fact of becoming the first person to compete in both disciplines at an Olympic Games seemed remarkable enough.
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This capability underscores Tsinoremas&apos assertion that supercomputing is "very pervasive" in terms of applicability for students of all disciplines.
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Marblehead High School has been using The New York Times for the past three years in a variety of disciplines.
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IOC President Thomas Bach says the North Koreans will compete in five sports disciplines, including a unified women's hockey team.
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Far from clarifying the concept, government agencies have proposed simply saddling it with more sprawling disciplines, including psychology and economics.
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Confusing the two very distinct, but equally important, disciplines does a disservice to both and has often compromised their effectiveness.
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The European record holder produced finished fourth in the 2400 meters in 247.47 seconds, the first of the 10 disciplines.
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It requires knowledge across multiple disciplines, notably science and mathematics, and also an appreciation for history, culture, values and ethics.
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But this season, Shiffrin, a three-time world champion in slalom, decided to branch out to the other Alpine disciplines.
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Apple frames these disciplines as modern equivalents to the Medieval trivium — an essential educational resource that makes a person a person.
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Rather than merely tracing a visual history of determined hues, On Color considers them across multiple disciplines, including film and literature.
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"Most of our friends who are successful in comedy are the ones working in at least three different disciplines," Miller says.
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A triathlon is a competition involving multiple stages of endurance disciplines with the most popular portions being swimming, cycling and running.
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It is as if the scientific disciplines are formed in strata, like the geological layers on display in the Grand Canyon.
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Makhov's demonstrable ability to adapt to multiple wrestling disciplines makes the prospect of his MMA career a whole load more exciting.
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There is what's called "consilience" — multiple varieties and lines of evidence coming from multiple disciplines, all telling a mutually reinforcing story.
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But those fields' defenders say that the hoax illustrates a far broader problem: that many disciplines are peppered with shoddy scholarship.
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In most other disciplines those who helped just a little are, instead, acknowledged in a thank-you section of the paper.
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Scientists also exhibit other logical fallacies, when talking about UFOs, that they would deride in others when speaking of traditional disciplines.
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The committees involved with selecting sports for the Olympic games vote on which disciplines to include like diving, gymnastics or volleyball.
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An individual silver in dressage made Isabell Werth the first equestrian in the sport's three disciplines to win 10 Olympic medals.
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And for those that participate in a number of events, such as Ms Dahlmeier, results in related disciplines affect multiple ratings.
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Thompson's project is to synthesize the findings of these different disciplines into a single analytic lens, and he does so relentlessly.
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FEW are given the chance to be unfunny across multiple disciplines; in that respect, if no other, Tenacious D are remarkable.
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Even undergraduate students from multiple disciplines and with little to no research experience have been using the MEC system with ease.
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I believe that by reconnecting the disciplines of physics and music though analogy, we can begin to understand physics through sound.
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Sethi acknowledges that NEXT will morph to include the newly integrated performing arts programs and "other GW creative disciplines" as well.
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As long as she has studied computer science, Li has advocated for working across disciplines to make artificial intelligence more useful.
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The TPP accomplished the modernization of NAFTA, incorporating new disciplines on the digital economy and further liberalizing the North American market.
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Expanding this boot camp model to more disciplines would be beneficial both to individuals who participate and to the economy overall.
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On the bright side, athletes in disciplines where performance is not gauged with a tape measure or stopwatch continue to astonish.
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The plans also include global expansion to Asia and adding new esports disciplines, such as Overwatch, CounterStrike (CSGO) to the app.
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Circumstantial evidence for this is found in the fact that in most disciplines, athletes no longer set records every few years.
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"The most important thing is that we have had great championships and qualification in three Olympic disciplines," De Vos told Reuters.
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And then a long list of others, all representing different disciplines: art, level design, combat design, quality assurance — and then some.
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IOC President Thomas Bach said the new disciplines would make the games "more youthful, more urban and will include more women".
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Citing previous research, the report notes that 58% of female faculty and staff in academia of all disciplines experience sexual harassment.
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On a global scale, there are still several weekends of action left across several snowboarding disciplines, including freestyle, alpine, and cross.
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At most tournaments, the overall winners are crowned by adding the stackers' fastest times in each of the three individual disciplines.
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I work across a bunch of different disciplines, but each body of work I have centers around a new video piece.
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Olin's robotics program emphasizes building robots from day one of freshman year alongside the core engineering disciplines important to robotics. Prof.
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Throughout his years in martial arts, he has tried to test himself in as many different disciplines as he possibly can.
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In his 2018 book, psychologist Jordan Peterson offers up "practical and profound rules for life" which cross intellectual disciplines and cultures.
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Don't make them switch disciplines every season in a desperate search for a coach who knows how to be a coach.
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Across disciplines, a basic scientific principle is that multiple teams should independently verify a result before it is accepted as true.
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Finland is regularly at or near the top of international league tables in those disciplines but its success is much broader.
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One of the incongruities of the sport is the drastic differences in the physical skill sets that the two disciplines require.
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We need to be drawing on social science, on humanistic disciplines, on law, philosophy, as well as anthropology, sociology, criminal justice.
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And we've saved the "what you're planning to read" question for The Times's esteemed critics in other disciplines, bookish types all.
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Featuring an open outcome philosophy, the MFA includes artists from diverse creative disciplines on the faculty, and in the student cohort.
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Mr. Stamos also said Information Warfare was a new working group at Stanford with about 14 faculty members across academic disciplines.
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Everything for me is curated, and there's vision and purpose and passion that comes with the embrace of those two disciplines.
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"How do we create long-term viable homes for artists where they can intersect with people from different disciplines?" he said.
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Frequently students collaborate across disciplines, combining painting and performance, sculpture and engineering, or graphic design and music, to name a few.
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Kohler explores Dickinson's "rich engagement with scientific and other scholarly disciplines" as manifested in her poetry, particularly in her rich metaphors.
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Advocates of the liberal arts will maintain that the intellectual experiences fostered in these disciplines ought to be available to everyone.
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Academic disciplines such as political science and economics now emphasize theoretical and quantitative approaches at the expense of specialized regional knowledge.
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These range from social scientific disciplines, such as psychology and behavioural science, to finance and understanding the dynamics of complex organisations.
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It should be noted: This kind of "points" system is unusual in the industry across all disciplines, not just voice acting.
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From Nigeria to Norway, athletes from around the world will compete for medals in disciplines ranging from bobsleighing to ice hockey.
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"We know that the space-based environment of the orbiting laboratory promotes profound changes that affect all scientific disciplines," Kretz said.
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The City University of New York recently opened an Advanced Science Research Center dedicated to nanoscience, photonics, neuroscience and other disciplines.
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Universities should also give students time to mix academically, so they can interact with a variety of disciplines, thinkers and makers.
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Yet over the past year, my belief that young people need to explore mental health across all disciplines has been reaffirmed.
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God is spirit, and all the great masters emphasize instead that we need to learn spiritual disciplines to commune with God.
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"Multidisciplinary" has become a ubiquitous art-world buzzword, having crept into nearly all creative disciplines with the proliferation of digital tools.
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