Sentence examples for a distinct academic from inspiring English sources

Third, in the early 1960s the history of science began to emerge as a distinct academic discipline.

Some of the most important developments in political science since it became a distinct academic discipline have occurred in the United States.

Dr. Taylor conducted research in more than 70 countries and helped establish international health as a distinct academic field in the United States.

Police technology was recognized as a distinct academic and scientific discipline in the 1960s, and since then a growing body of professional literature, educational programs, workshops, and international conferences has been devoted to the technological aspects of police work.

University education is considered vocational education in this paper, albeit with a distinct academic component.

Racial and ethnic diversity aren't incidental contributors to a distinct academic mission; they are part of the mission of the University, just as educating young people from Michigan is part of it.

So it is clear that the Roman Books did represent a third distinct Academic position.

Cal Poly Pomona currently offers 94 different Bachelor's degrees, 39 Master's degrees, 13 teaching credentials and a doctorate across 9 distinct academic colleges.

In Iran for a small conference on "political Islam" in late October, Iranian academic colleagues pointedly sought to emphasise their distinct academic voice.

Due to its vastness and complexity, the sea has been studied within distinct academic disciplines.

But it is easy to conjure up a conspiracy if you are unfamiliar with the facts -- namely, that in any institution regardless of size, the administration is composed of a collection of individuals each of whom represents a distinct constituency and an academic unit replete with its own specific mission, goals, and needs.