It is now clear that casuistry, despite its more immediate origin in medieval scholasticism, ultimately derived from the classical discipline of rhetoric.

In addition to the classical disciplines of mining and metallurgy, many engineering and science subjects, as well as business studies courses, are taught and researched.

He was never content with the academy and disliked the strict training in classical disciplines.

Social theory at present seems to be gaining more acceptance as a classical academic discipline.

The point is that classical disciplines can be applied to all kinds of accessible forms.

In addition to the classical disciplines, the University of Bern has also established a reputation in newer ones such as sports science and theatre studies.

Her songs are known for their emotional touch and classical discipline.

It is his goal to elevate the institute into a front-line force, one that will make the case for classical discipline in architecture.

The work, which will be performed in French, integrates movement, words and sound in a merging of classical Japanese discipline with Western technique.

François Viète's work at the close of the 16th century marks the start of the classical discipline of algebra.