A gifted young person who chooses to become a mechanic rather than to accumulate academic credentials is viewed as eccentric, if not self-destructive.
The latter may represent the stereotypical "troublemaker" in class, a male student who accumulates academic failure, behavioural problems and subsequent disciplinary measures before finally dropping out of school.
In addition to her homemade wardrobe, she received care packages of exquisite dresses and party clothes from an aunt who married a vice president of Neiman Marcus and encouraged the family to move to New York in 1959, when Ms. Salamon was 9. OVER the years, she accumulated various academic degrees, including all the course work for a doctorate in psychology.
Since 1965, that inaugural paper has accumulated nearly ninety-three thousand acitationsitaccordingccording to Google Scholar.
The accumulated knowledge of academics could provide the key to ensuring the UK does not emerge diminished.
Thus, it is expected that a number of drug discoveries and drug repositioning effort will continue to accumulate from these academic institutions compared to those that can be generated from the pharmaceutical companies.
Thus, whether the specialized knowledge that the academic community has accumulated in the past decades also applies to societies operating in different economic systems is not yet clear.
The largest chunk of the bill is accumulated in New York City, with its many academic medical centers, vast public hospital system and large numbers of uninsured patients, many of whom get free care in the city's emergency rooms.
By the time he quit the Commons in 2001, he was Father of the House, yet another addition to the honours, political, academic and artistic which he accumulated.
Instead, we used personal collections of major journal articles and reviews accumulated individually by all authors over several years of academic work in translational genetics.
