Sentence examples for academic object from inspiring English sources
She's all this, a new media case study, a corporate profit engine, an academic object of inquiry, a figure of admiration, and also ridicule, famous across the globe, and actually still a person too, still living in the same small town.. Blackburn, just off the M8, is equidistant from Edinburgh and Glasgow but a world apart from either.
Not all academics object to raising market questions.
Academic significance: Unlike objects in a museum, objects in a lost and found department are not explained or illuminated by a curator.
This text was adapted from the forthcoming book "Questionnaire," by Evan Kindley, part of Bloomsbury Academic's series Object Lessons.
This section addresses three domains of related work: (i) performance studies on Object-relational Mapper (ORM) frameworks, (ii) academic prototypes of Object-NoSQL Database Mappers and (iii) (performance) studies on ONDMs.
The academic, who is objecting to the letter being published as a book, explained that she did not want its contents to be revealed because some of those mentioned in it were fathers and grandfathers.
Editors of the 184-year-old journal had publicly voiced concerns about damage to its reputation and faced difficulty recruiting academic contributors who objected to Reed's involvement in arms fairs.
Four principals told Mr. Russell of Epic that they did not want students to dwell on the attack; others have banned programs related to Sept. 11 because they see them as a maudlin distraction from academics, or they object that the programs are not grounded in research.
And, in an even neater trick – and the reason, beyond creative sleight-of-hand, that the museum has received such recognition by the academic community – the objects of Füsun and Kemal provide a rarely seen slice-of-life look at 20th-century Turkey.
I would reply that while the "multilayered social milieu" is properly the object of academic attention — it can be described, analyzed and mapped — it is not the proper object of academic intervention.
