It was there, he said, that he developed an intuitive understanding of how the economy works — one very different from that of policy makers in Washington and the vast bulk of academics.
But despite the wide range of questions pursued, the bulk of the academic literature and discussion is focused more closely on (and much of the function-specific work is connected closely to) the large corporation whose ownership shares are traded on public exchanges.
Because they took the bulk of their academic classes at Tufts early on in the combined degree program, with their last two years principally taking studio-art classes at the museum school, it is easier to leave the art training behind.
Although the bulk of Flinders academics are understood to be opposed to accepting Lomborg's centre, the university's vice-chancellor, Colin Stirling, has pressed ahead with exploring the idea.
Scientists at academic institutions usually turn to government and foundations for money to do their research, and for good reason: These sources provide the bulk of the funding for academic research.
Like most health professions, the bulk of research productivity is produced in academic settings, although the productivity varies notably across academic physical therapist programs.
It would seem surprising, because I've spent the bulk of my life focused upon academics and career success rather than expressing the desire to or actually building a family.
Many of Faulkner's papers are already in academic libraries, with the bulk of them at the University of Virginia, which he named as the recipient of his manuscripts in 1961, a year before his death at the age of 64.
A senior official, speaking under the Foreign Office practice of anonymity, said the bulk of the report was from reports by academic and human rights groups about incidents in the 1980's and 90's.
