Sentence examples for historical academic from inspiring English sources

Some may have regarded it as a valuable historical academic exercise.

We aren't the first generation to challenge institutional bias towards Eurocentrism, or the tendency to minimise diverse contributions to literary, artistic, musical and historical academic canons.

PwC said the change would enable the firm to diversify its graduate intake "through broader access to talented young people, who may not have strong historical academic performance at school but have gone on to perform well at university and have all-round proven capabilities".

Backed by data, suddenly a student's transcript and historical academic performance creates an alternative Merit score, where — in a transparent manner — a student, their parents and their college can have an evidence-based, specific way of measuring whether or not a student will repay debt.

It has historical academic strengths in education, nursing, business, music, theater, and medicine, and offers over 100 Bachelor degree programs, 85 master's degrees, 21 doctoral programs, Doctor of Medicine, Doctor of Dental Medicine, and 62 certificates.

Historical academics include Sir John Lennard-Jones, discoverer of the Lennard-Jones potential in physics and Alfred Marshall, one of the University College's Principals and influential economist in the latter part of the 19th century.

The class was exposed not only to new ideas for discussion through the peer-produced summaries, but also to a wide range of academically viable sources (e.g., the Trans-Atlantic Slave Trade Database, recent historical studies, academic journal articles, an online visual archive) and information on the mechanics of finding and using those sources.

While literary critics have occasionally embraced historical fiction, academic literary theorists have taken a harder line.

He added: "I have not heavily promoted the book and decided, for the most part, to let it spread among those who have a true historical and academic interest".

Painters were thus confronted with the need to reject traditional, historical, or academic forms and conventions in an effort to create an art that would better reflect the changed social, material, and intellectual conditions of emerging modern life.

In all, he has appeared at more than 200 historical and academic venues, written articles for a dozen publications and shared the results of his scholarship in long, cogent posts on Afroculinaria.com.