In the DSM-II, the category of childhood schizophrenia referred to both psychotic and autistic disorders; however, the eminent studies by Kolvin et al. [ 28] made clear that schizophrenia in children had to be differentiated from autistic disorders.
Authority, which has the right of eminent domain, study & promote the Center.
He is an eminent biblical studies scholar whose work has focused principally on the Abrahamic religions and their interface.
The resulting endowment enables Harvard to invite eminent scholars studying issues related to sexual minorities -- that is, gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender people -- or to sexuality, to teach in the FAS for one semester every year, or two semesters every other year.
The eminent cosmologist studies the application of elementary particle physics to the very early universe.
History Lytton Strachey's influential cultural study Eminent Victorians.
Perhaps eminent historians will study London in the early 21st century, see how its poorer inhabitants were driven out, observe how its built environment was slowly boiled to death by privatisation.
This technique of course was unashamedly borrowed from Lytton Strachey's classic study, "Eminent Victorians," in which the author said he rowed out over a "great ocean of material" and lowered into it "a little bucket, which will bring up to the light of day some characteristic specimen".
In Lytton Strachey's iconoclastic biographical study Eminent Victorians (1918), this amounted to little more than amusing irreverence, even though Strachey had a profound effect upon the writing of biography; but in the fiction of Virginia Woolf the rewards of this outlook were both profound and moving.
