academic discipline

常見例句

History is a critical academic discipline whose aims include precisely the interrogation of memory and the myths it generates.
歷史恰恰是一門批判性的學術學科，其目的正包括對于其從中發(fā)軔的記憶作精確的問訊。
But if one claims to be doing science, he or she must do things with academic discipline and be ready to be monitored by any other scientist in a professional way.
但是如果任何人聲稱自己在從事科學，他或者她就要按照學術規(guī)范來做事，并隨時準備被其他科學家以專業(yè)的方式進行監(jiān)督。
Try out several of these options and challenge yourself to vary the techniques you rely on; some techniques might suit a particular writer, academic discipline, or assignment better than others.
試試一些新方法，挑戰(zhàn)自己習慣，盡可能不要總是依賴一兩種技術。比較而言，某些技術可能更適用某個特殊作者、某一學科或大學課堂的寫作任務。

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And Caplan, too, draws on an academic discipline—economics, in his case—to provide some clarity.
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Great teachers are less focused on their specific academic discipline and more interested in helping students solve problems.
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