Sentence examples for academic note taking from inspiring English sources

The system's flexibility means it can be used for many things: time management, academic note taking, mental health tracking, meal planning, project management, scrapbooking and more.

Note taking.

Still, as U.S. universities continue to train six or so Ph.D. researchers for every one who finds permanent work in academic research (the jobs most are being trained for), universities submitting BEST applications and NIH itself, as it seeks to justify continuing to cultivate a trainee-heavy academic research workforce should take note: Some "research-related" careers are filling up.

"That's right," the surprised academic noted.

The academics are taking over.

Issac Herskowitz, chief academic computing officer, took pains to note that computer labs are always supervised to avoid private surfing.

The first author moderated all the discussions and a note taker [two academic colleagues interchangeably] took notes.

But by providing a sustainable model we are hoping that other academics and institutions will take note and feel emboldened to launch similar initiatives.

Despite the Warwick Commission showing that cultural industries contributed some £77bn to the British economy, the government is simply not interested, and the cries of the academics take on a plaintive note as they realise that they are not being heard now, and will probably not be heard in the future.

Note: This takes practice!

Academics, however, take a longer-term view.