Sentence examples for explicit academic from inspiring English sources

After all, the first thing students want to know in a new department is whether the people they must rely on for explicit academic guidance, often exclusively and for years, are 'any good'.

Whereas Futures Research was more focused on scientific methods, on forecasting and planning, in the USA the term Futurology circulated in a more populist sense, whereas Ossip Flechtheim in the Federal Republic of Germany sought to emphasise the explicit academic character of Futurologie.

Generally, changing relationships between research and care have received relatively little explicit consideration in academic reflection on biobank governance.

The works produced in his quarrel with Martin Luther over grace and free will, except for his explicit adoption of Academic skepticism as a guiding principle, hinged entirely on his and Luther's divergent interpretations of the biblical passages they judged relevant to the disputed topics.

At least one other Indian student has since come forward claiming he was similarly denied a PhD spot because of academics' explicit issues with his Indian ethnicity and assumed misogyny.

While perfecting the art of discussing explicit novels in an academic scenario (there are only so many euphemisms for orgasm), I noticed that the trope of "queer woman converts younger hetero woman" appeared frequently throughout the lesbian canon.

In the last year or so, new staff have been encouraged to make explicit links between their academic research and the content of what they teach, she says, and there has been a conscious effort to increase the number of student project briefs that come directly from industry.

All of these groups require more in-depth and explicit analysis in the academic literature and in policy formation.

Although Kant is one of the main explicit foci during this academic year, Lacan's sustained reformulation of the Real in this seminar introduces quasi-Hegelian dialectical features into it, thereby nuancing and complicating his ideas about this register.

Ironically, showing porn isn't needed to host a discussion on your right to view explicit materials in an academic setting, even if that involves no more than using university facilities for such.

In contrast, we examine the effects of teachers' (a) explicit ethnicity-based expectations for academic achievement and (b) implicit prejudiced attitudes about academic achievement on students' actual academic success over time.