Sentence examples for nominal academic from inspiring English sources

There is instead an unwritten rule that sports success exempts one from more than nominal academic or even criminal penalties.

While some stories follow a nominal plot — two academics strolling through Oxford is as wild as it gets — others are not even a sentence long.

Many female attorneys, like their male counterparts, use the academic post-nominal letters J.D (which abbreviates Juris Doctor) as a credential.

Lexicon and Merck have promised to make these mice available to academic researchers at nominal cost, no strings attached.

But NCAA rules prohibit players from earning income beyond their academic scholarships and nominal stipends that cover the cost of college attendance.

Features compared include Academic Word List (AWL) vocabulary (Coxhead, 2000), nominal modification features, and surface features associated with readability.

This configuration confirms what we know about academic discourse in general; that it packs meaning into nominal groups (Halliday and Martin 1993).

Academic writing, typified by sentences containing multiple clauses of complex nominal groups, serves as the archetype of text that is written-to-be-read.

But medical schools based in New York complained that traditionally they had been charged a nominal amount at most for clerkships and that St . Georges had turned an academic relationship into a financial one.

Seizures are associated with a nominal Overall Cognition ES of −0.06 and small to nominally lower scores in four cognitive domains of Crystallized (−0.19) and Fluid Intelligence (−0.21), Academic achievement (−0.10) and Visual motor integration (−0.06).

Marie was born in Vienna, to Carl and Betty Jahoda, and there were three distinct periods in her life: her childhood and youth in Austria; her emigration, wartime experiences and academic career in Britain and the United States; and, finally, an active period of nominal retirement with the science policy research unit (SPRU) at Sussex.