Sentence examples for humanities indicators from inspiring English sources

It is the Humanities Indicators Prototype, not the Humanities Prototype Indicators.

The budget for the National Endowment for the Humanities is roughly a third of what it was at the high point of 1979, after adjusting for inflation, according to the Humanities Indicators data, though stimulus money may raise that figure.

Humanities professors are already among the lowest-paid faculty members, according to the Humanities Indicators Prototype, a new, decade-long effort to establish a database of information led by the American Academy of Arts and Sciences.

The humanities' share of college degrees is less than half of what it was during the heyday in the mid- to late '60s, according to the Humanities Indicators Prototype, a new database recently released by the American Academy of Arts & Sciences.

It was much higher than the other disciplines and was certainly the largest of the disciplines we looked at," says Robert Townsend, Director of the Washington Office of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences, who led the Humanities Indicators assessment.

From this Humanities Indicator data it appears Communication Studies may be outperforming its humanity based peers on several measures.

Philosophy, Classics, Foreign Languages, Theatre... these appear to be our core disciplines, as the Humanities Indicator defines them.

Rather, they are a mirror of our humanity, and indicators of how distrust has become more entrenched throughout society.

Indicators and their composite indices have been embraced as development tools for guiding humanity toward a sustainable destination.

The central problem of applying such criteria to Humanities subject areas stems from using quality assessment indicators designed to measure the scientific productivity largely focused on publications in journals listed in specific indexes and databases.

Another idea holds that the phenomenon is an indicator of humanity's highly evolved face processing abilities.