Sentence examples for early academic from inspiring English sources

The results are consistent with the expectation that information sharing across systems may help minimize discontinuities and ecological disruptions otherwise inherent in early transitions, thereby supporting children's early academic and social functioning.

And his early academic ambitions were certainly expansive.

Summers's own early academic record was to match.

Külpe's early academic interests vacillated between history and psychology.

In the past, errant supervisors have been the bane of many an early academic career.

Benjamin, who remained closer to home, ended up straying much farther from his early academic path.

Dr. Gurdon's early academic career did not hint at what the future might hold.

He stayed in comparatively conservative Philadelphia, which was an environment that required him to work now and then in his early academic mode.

In 1963 he took part in an early academic exchange with the Soviet Union and began a series of lectures on Marxism at Moscow University.

It included early academic stardom, decades of struggling with schizophrenia, and, in 1994, a shared Nobel Memorial Prize in Economic Sciences.

One early academic champion was the Parisian master Abelard, who cunningly used the format of the disputation to point up the apparent inconsistencies in orthodox Christian doctrine.