The case, he writes, is a telling episode in the history of science and sheds light on the status of philosophy and natural history "during critical years in the emergence of the city's learned institutions and intellectual culture".
Other specialized learned institutions include an observatory; academies of fine arts, science, letters, and agrarian economics; and institutes of Etruscan and Italian studies, of the history of art, and of the history of optics.
When academics pay to have their findings published, invent results or ignore conflicting data to keep a sponsor's money flowing, it's hard to view our learned institutions as sources of reliable information.Nowadays, we seem to put greater faith in the wisdom of crowds.
At seventeen, he entered the Dominican monastery of San Domenico Maggiore, in Naples, a learned institution staffed with sons of the nobility.
"The Learned Ladies of Park Avenue" has faults, too.
The learned model will be stored in STRUCTMODEL.
The learned sheik replied with a novel twist of logic.
The learned values are then applied to the remaining classifiers.
At the end of the nineteenth century, the learned societies, associations and institutions were more prominent than journals in shaping the progress of science.
They passed from wandering beggars to monastic institutions, from the illiterate to the learned, from the esoteric East to the outspoken West.
Educational institutions and places of higher learning (ghatikas) taught in Sanskrit, the language of the learned Brahmins, while Kannada increasingly became the speech of personal expression of devotional closeness of a worshipper to a private deity.
