Sentence examples for academic origin from inspiring English sources

In particular, those with academic origin which were designed for laboratory conditions are required to be evaluated in real life scenarios.

That's fitting, perhaps, given the ForceShoe's academic origins.

Do you know the names of your school's superintendent and principal, their degrees and academic origins, your child's teachers' names, their academic origins, and whether they are qualified to teach the subjects handled?

Under him, The Ecologist's appeal was broadened by moving away from its academic origins towards a current affairs magazine.

A study in harmony that Gershwin composed as an exercise for Kilenyi, Lullaby's delicate beauty transcends its academic origins.

RISC-V had leaked beyond its academic origins.

Prioritizing goals has its academic origins in the idea of utility maximization.

Elementary and secondary education, still operating off of variations of their late 19th century academic origins, discourages the creativity, and the independent thinking skills in the majority of our children to prepare them for a life of working in the pyramidic world of factories and corporations.

All those remaining articles I assume are of corporate origin, though this is likely to overestimate the non-academic origins.

That parents, siblings, relatives, friends and neighbors come to see these productions - whether academic in origin or extracurricular - is a byproduct, not a purpose.

[Urban Designer, International] This fine grain local data was often not academic in origin, although academics may have been involved in its production.