At first, recruitment proved tricky, as local graduates tended to have an academic frame of mind, not adapted to working in industry.
I'd consider showing her videos to someone just getting into an academic frame of mind, for example.
The Senate Majority Leader's lips purse, then twist into a tight smile as a thin, dry chuckle shakes his suspiciously academic frame.
The treatment meted out to Ylva, although there is a horrible logic behind it, often reads like the script of a sado-masochistic fantasy, and it is this, coupled with an academic framing device that creates a distancing effect, that is so disturbing, rather than any concern for the plight of the character.
Geary is the first academic to frame biological sex differences in terms of their vulnerability, and he believes this approach could transform science and medicine.
To ensure relevance of research findings, program faculty will endeavor to generate results more rapidly than the typical academic time frame.
Deborah Lipstadt, an Emory University professor and expert on Holocaust deniers, said the IHR was instrumental in presenting the denial ideologies as academic inquiry, framing their work as "revisionist".
Starting from being a concept studied in connection with industrial ecology, CE has slowly acquired its independent role in academic research, framed mainly into environmental sustainability related studies.
Horowitz's charity launched a group called Students for Academic Freedom, framing it as a counterweight to the dominance of the left in high schools and on college campuses.
The story was, to use the media academics' term, "framed" within 36 hours of the boy's death.
Gwede et al. (2009) concluded that "academic partners must frame and operationalize research objectives in ways that respect and achieve this goal research that is important to and benefits the community directly".
