Sentence examples for hands of academic from inspiring English sources

However, these limitations may be overcome with the proper design considerations that we have presented putting a low cost, highly accessible means of making cMUT devices into the hands of academic and industrial researchers.

The Molecular Libraries initiative of the roadmap is specifically intended to put HTS and other drug discovery tools into the hands of academic researchers to help them develop new research tools and drugs.

Until this time, the roots of the Internet were in the hands of academic pioneers.

For now, the handheld reader is mostly in the hands of academics.

At the centre of her campaign is an appeal to government to put power back in the hands of academics.

"I believe we worked too hard as university presidents to wrestle the N.C.A.A. away from the athletic administration and put it back in the hands of academics".

For too long, he says, fusion has been in the hands of academics and government researchers who have neglected the practicality of their devices, focussing only on the physics within them.

Various changes have been suggested, including direct elections of judges without party intervention, having judges appointed by the governor, or placing the recommendations for judgeships in the hands of academics, bar associations and civic groups.

He speaks from the grave, he writes, so that he can speak freely — "as frank and free and unembarrassed as a love letter" — but there's precious little frankness and freedom here and plenty of proof that Mark Twain, in the hands of academics, can be just as tedious as anybody else when he is under the burden of his own reputation.

And I would guess that the reason why the tucson authorities thought that would be a bad book to have in the hands of academics".

Or in the hands of academics, criticism is too often approached as if it were supplying scientific treatises, rather than the subjective modeling of world possibilities criticism really is.