These days, as consumer electronics are increasingly seen by students as academic and social necessities, everything from CD players, bubble jet printers and computers to portable DVD's, large-screen televisions and electronic keyboards are finding their way into dorms.
New academic space is a necessity.
A spokeswoman for the University of Alaska acknowledged that the grant was conditional on academics not being environmental advocates, but that the university offered to make up the the difference in Steiner's pay "specifically because we value our faculty and the necessity of academic freedom and freedom of speech".
The possible stress factors include poor learning achievements, financial problems, unergonomic body position while studying, exams, submitting academic papers, and the necessity to become independent [ 19– 219.
A passionate speaker in discussions, arguments and lectures, Dr. Albritton attained high positions in his academic field without the usual necessity of publishing.
Yet I welcome the content too, although for a reason Riley would probably not approve: it demonstrates the practical and political necessity of defining academic work in a way that justifies the resistance to monitoring by external constituencies.
Rufat et al. (2015) stress the need to transform indicator identification from an academic exercise into a political necessity in order to better manage DRR.
At the time of its activation we acknowledged the necessity of an academic education thought to support the growth of a subspecialty included in major disciplines like neurology, internal medicine, emergency medicine, pharmacology and pain medicine.
Unlike The Five, these composers also believed in the necessity of an academic, Western-based background in composition.
Nevertheless from the academic perspective, it highlights the necessity of learning how to deal with the occasions when the principles behind the selective implementation decisions of policy or service partners remain unclear.
