Carneades' interpretation of Academic Skepticism renders it very similar to the other major kind, Pyrrhonism, which takes its name from Pyrrho of Elis (c. 365 275 bc).
In the 19th century the École des Beaux-Arts in Paris led in perfecting an academic type of rendering that involved the addition to carefully drawn plans and elevations of washes in monotone or colour, so applied as to elucidate and enhance the presentation.
Next Tuesday's second leg in London has been rendered academic.
I'm not sure I know the answer to that question, and whether that would render academic the challenge.
Mr. Olson, do I understand that your argument on the equal protection branch would render academic what was your main argument that's troublesome; that is, that we must say the Florida Supreme Court was so misguided in its application of its own law, that we reject that, and we, the Supreme Court of the United States, decide what the Florida law is?
Rego is a great subversive without a trace of the dull, academic conceptualism that renders the more approved American radical-feminists of the 80s-90s so tedious - and she draws superbly, which her sisters across the Atlantic have either forgotten or never learned to do.
However, the initiative could be rendered academic if the U.S. is unable to address the funding and weapons the group receives from Gulf States like Qatar and Saudi Arabia, conservative Sunni monarchies which apparently want Assad's Alawite regime dethroned at any and all costs.
Low salaries drive physicians to hold more than one job; this renders academic and research activities very difficult for the majority of physicians in our country.
And though the fiercer Nilsson also encompassed the great heroines' more vulnerable aspects, Ms. Dalayman's deeply felt portrayals of Brünnhilde and Isolde at the Metropolitan Opera in the last few seasons render comparison academic.
The British monarchy has only recently ditched male primogeniture, a move rendered mostly academic by a line of firstborn sons, and I don't think we should emulate the Windsors' continuing attachment to hereditary positions.
