0 relating to punishment for someone who has broken rules -- dyscyplinarny
disciplinary action
The disciplinary strengths of the authors are evident throughout what is essentially an anthropology of a unique resistance movement crossing lines of ethnicity and religion.
The distance between the levels of disciplinary communication and of scientific communities increased during the nineteenth and twentieth centuries.
The real-life disciplinary episode occurred two days before the pretend play episode.
This last condition is particularly important: to avoid too-easy criticisms of assumptions, those assumptions have to conform to disciplinary standards.
This preoccupation with graphics appears to be nothing short of disciplinary idiosyncrasy.
We argued that the novelty of self-organization in the natural and psychological sciences and the translation of concepts across disciplinary boundaries were partly to blame.
The authors' undertaking has all the merits of initiating a debate about the limits of different disciplinary methodologies.
And their disciplinary position has encouraged them to do this in ways unfamiliar to many historians working in more conventional university departments.
