Hasan Zareei wrote:
> If it possible , explain the following phrases , please,
Let me try the first three:
> Inter-disciplinary
An inter-disciplinary field is not contained within any of the established
disciplines. Today's inter-disciplinary fields may become tomorrow's
disciplines.
For example, the field of brain-research today is inter-disciplinary. It
touches psychology, physiology, computer science and other disciplines,
but it is not totally contained in any of them.
However, many people use "inter-disciplinary" when they actually mean
"multi-disciplinary".
> multi-disciplinary
Requiring several disciplines.
For example, developing medical equipment may require expertise in
medical fields, physics and engineering.
> cross-disciplinary
Relevant/applicable to many disciplines.
For example, patterns are cross-disciplinary (see explanation of this
term at http://www.enteract.com/~bradapp/docs/patterns-intro.html).
> Best regards,
> Hasan
Shalom from Israel!
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