He and his colleagues on an academic tour saw splashy displays of imported goods, especially cognac, and they were treated to lengthy and bountiful banquets.
In 1921, when Joffe took him on an academic tour of postwar Europe, Kapitsa remained in England at the University of Cambridge as a research student of Ernest Rutherford.
Indeed, the replication process is so precise, it brings new insights to the original, helping academics and tour guides alike.
However, in 2010, the regime surprised the world by showing an American academic, Siegfried Hecker, a tour of what appeared to be sophisticated uranium enrichment plant.
Many children in middle school are flocking to the academic enrichment programs, travel tours and wilderness adventures once reserved for high school students.
"He's dragged down the level of discourse for years and years," Professor Marshall Berman says... Jeffries had taught only introductory black studies in recent years, and even that seemed less an academic exercise than a tour of his preoccupations.
Filmmaker and academic Giovanna Chesler has toured her documentary, Period: The End of Menstruation, a response to the growing number of hormone treatments that promise to end the monthly bleed altogether.
During the 1960s and 70s, following an extensive tour of academic and industrial establishments in the US, he was invited by the chemical company DuPont to be a consultant.
If they are not able to make a living on the professional tour, their academic sacrifices often narrow their career choices.
Scotland's national poet Robert Burns, frequently celebrated as a simple "heaven-taught ploughman", was an 18th-century socialite on a political mission, according to academic research about his walking tours of Scotland and the notes he made as he travelled and met fans in the Borders region, the Highlands and Lowland Scotland in 1787.
