Therefore, the necessity for its existence induced its growth to be so speedy that did not let enough time for SE paradigm formation among the scholars which inherently affected its laggard in epistemological and hence definitional formations.
Deep basins are also called deep formations by some scholars.
BO: I always joke that my intellectual formation was through Jewish scholars and writers, even though I didn't know it at the time.
He was born in Catford, south-east London: Christ's Hospital and Cambridge, where he read history, contributed something to his formation, though as organ scholar at Gonville & Caius he failed the second part of the examination leading to a degree in music.
This program has been the most successful with respect to the formation of a "school" attracting scholars and students who adopt the approach and work on its specific problems.
This article provides an overview of Wallerstein's formation and career as a scholar-activist, including family origins, education, networks, historical context, and main achievements.
Thus, we need to pay attention to the formation of interests, and as accounting scholars turn to 'the environment', the latter should not be taken for granted.
Feminist scholar Maria Lauret states that the "formation of female cultural identity" is woven into the book's narrative, setting Maya up as "a role model for Black women".
Feminist scholar Maria Lauret states that the formation of female cultural identity is woven into Angelou's narrative, setting her up as "a role model for Black women".
Although the formation of disciplinary standards will often involve the contributions of individual scholars, individual scholars cannot march to their own drummer, Post argues, without undoing the "internal logic and coherence" of the enterprise.
