Sentence examples for academics from different from inspiring English sources

To girdle his "small world" of academics from different countries, Lodge needs national stereotypes.

The paper relies on a sample of Italian academics from different scientific fields over the period 2004 2008.

For its part, the process leading to the NIC's Global Trends, Paradox of Progress included travel to 36 countries and meetings with 2500 people, among them academics from different fields, intellectuals, members of religious organisations, business and industry representatives, diplomats, development experts, civil society representatives, etc. [24].

Nonetheless, we got together several academics from different fields to find out more.

* number of answers Eight in-depth interviews were held with academics from different faculties.

Central to this discussion is the practice-academic partnership which has enabled the reciprocal exchange of knowledge and skills between practitioners and academics from different organizations, and required the reconciliation of different cultures and values.

She worked with French and British academics drawn from different social sciences, and from all over France.

Academics from seven different universities around the UK contributed to the 18-month project, Mapping Immigration Controversy, which received funding from the Economic and Social Research Council.

To have some vaguely reasonable chance at answering such a thing, I reached out to three academics from three different backgrounds a historian, scientist, and philosopher.

And everyone knows that there is a need for a variety of role models in science--especially academic science--from different socioeconomic and cultural backgrounds, in other words, for people like me.

[Correction: This paragraph initially stated that an r-squared of 100% means complete correlation, a score of -100% is perfect inverse correlation, and a score of 0% means no link either way. That is true of the correlation coefficient. The r-squared term is the square of the correlation coefficient.] My own data crunching gives 63%; I think it takes academic data from different years.