Sentence examples for concepts of academic from inspiring English sources

The main works - plus some minor ones, and the biography of Roger Fry - are addressed chronologically, and explicated sensitively, without value judgments (which would have been interesting, from this shrewd author) and without recourse to the specialised language and concepts of academic lit crit.

Muramatsu et al. (2013) expanded the ontological descriptions pertaining to mental states based on concepts of academic emotions, which were proposed by Pekrun et al. (2002).

A watchdog group, the National Center for Science Education, said that the proposed laws were framed around the concept of "academic freedom".

For example when Professor Orlando Figes, the historian, posted disparaging reviews of books by rivals on Amazon, using the alias "historian", he was attacking not just them but the whole concept of academic freedom and scholarly debate.

Definitions like Nana's do not enhance the academic enterprise or add a heroic gloss to the concept of academic freedom; rather they destroy both by emptying them of any specific content.

And it absolutely defies understanding — except by the convoluted and loose arguments rehearsed above — that the concept of academic freedom could be used to defend a policy, the policy of boycott, that so cavalierly throws academic freedom under the bus.

She praises the work done by the Wellcome Trust, which has introduced the concept of ?academic age,?

However, I remained committed to the vague concept of academic medicine.

It is shown that the concept of academic capabilities allows interpreting higher education data and information in an innovative way.

This paper is proposing a new framework to understand this role by introducing the concept of academic capabilities.

Bear in mind that the employers approached were being asked general questions and several were very unfamiliar with the concept of academic researchers.