Sentence examples for fertile academic from inspiring English sources
His continental background, coupled with his fertile, academic but practical, engineer's mind, and his knowledge of continental railways, led to him being drafted into the Special Operations Executive SOEExecutive SOE
The researching, sharing and activation of prior knowledge between peers creates fertile academic environments for these students to become enriched.
The MIPS CPU is one of the Reduced Instruction Set Computing (RISC) CPUs, born out of a particularly fertile period of academic research and development.
However, "For the Time Being" ("A Christmas Oratorio") and The Sea and the Mirror ("A Commentary on Shakespeare's The Tempest"), are fertile ground for academics, yet anathema to the general reader.
Despite this fertile environment, global health in academic institutions is sill a neglected area of research, embedded in the other traditional academic disciplines on which the Italian academia is still based.
We were excited at the opportunity to work with JurisPedia to introduce the concept of crowdsourcing legal knowledge to Anglophone universities, where we hoped the concept would fall on fertile ground amongst students and academics.
The two sets of academics have found fertile ground for exploration, but Weafer at McAfee Labs and Sean Sullivan, a security advisor at F-Secure Labs, cauthat testingsting a set of mock files and a subset of malware doesn't match the messiness of the real world.
This study has shown that academic language is a fertile field of research, yet more studies need to be carried out in order to draw more convincing conclusions.
Development of these skills will in turn enrich academic skills, creating a fertile ground for effective learning.
It turned out that the academic world has been extraordinarily fertile soil for the subjects of his concern.
Collaborations with academic centers also have provided fertile ground for academic researchers to take advantage of the special surveillance projects being conducted in their midst to conduct spin-off projects, sometimes with funding from non-CDC sources.
