In Soviet times, "reflexive control" had been the subject of extensive academic study, pioneered by VA Lefebvre, a mathematical psychologist who, according to Thomas, "described reflexive control within the context and logic of a reflexive game".
To this end, applied study in the major field is supported by extensive academic work in musicology and music theory.
The most extensive academic work on individuals' savings adequacy has been in America.
This path-breaking analysis is based on extensive field research, academic study, and the author's own longtime experience working in Silicon Valley.
Edsall himself has become a booster of a series of "studies" that together form, in his words, "an extensive academic critique of the right".
However, despite some recent trends to specialization/intensification and academic studies suggesting the financial viability of more intensive management, extensive cattle production remains the norm among smallholders in the western Brazilian Amazon.
In 2013, a team of psychologists at the University of Utah published a paper noting that, while there is extensive academic literature on the indoctrination, rehabilitation, and post-conflict trauma of child soldiers abroad, there are few corresponding studies of American children drawn into gang violence.
More so than academic studies.
Again, academic studies are instructive.
Fannie executives ginned up academic studies.
Ken says academic studies suggests so.
