You can almost draw a parallel between that academic idea – how one woman speaking a little, giving a bit of input, is perceived as her being on a par vocally with the men in the room – and the way women can still feel like a box-ticking afterthought at festivals.
For the first time, the children gave recommendations to key leaders on this emerging phenomenon following the two-day meeting and a parallel conference for academics, civil society and government officials convened by UNICEF.
Third, there was a parallel reaction, at the academic level, against older economic theory, with its emphasis on the efficient allocation of scarce resources and a striving after new and "dynamic" approaches to economic development.
Bravewell's philanthropists never invested in a parallel consortium of "CAM" academics.
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In what amounts to almost a parallel narrative, she sheds her academic skin, injecting biographical notes, lively anecdotes, insightful stories and interviews into her narrative.
Professional habits or dispositions could mature over time through a parallel path of professional development alongside the university's formal academic path.
Bradley L Garrett has academic credentials (Oxford, University of Californiacorrect) in geography and archaeology, with a parallel life as an urban explorer.
Salmond retaliated by unveiling a parallel £10.6m scheme to create a new oil industry innovation centre in Aberdeen, backed by academics from 12 Scottish universities.
What surprised the Oxford University researchers was that a parallel study in Sweden, across the same decades, also showed a strong link between economic background and academic achievement.
