Sentence examples for of academic knowledge from inspiring English sources
Such changes weaken the system, undermine its competitive edge, damage the body of academic knowledge and thought which is part of the wider whole.
"Until professors are produced in a different way, the structure of academic knowledge production and dissemination is unlikely to change significantly".
Building up the resilience and skills to cope with the uncertainty of researching a new area of academic knowledge is a great strength for all future academics, researchers and very useful for life in general.
After blue-sky thinking and random experimentation, they build new products without relying on neatly defined patents or published scientific papers — the bread-and-butter of academic knowledge production.
Verdi fits him well these days, at least on record; one is so used to thinking of him in terms of academic knowledge and less-known literature that his straightforward expressive strength is all the more striking.
Prof Anthony Forster, pro-vice-chancellor for education at Durham University, said Durham was reviewing its curriculum and exploring ways to "allow academic credit to be awarded for student employment or short-term community and work-based placements that have involved the application or development of academic knowledge and skills".
Dionysius is practising forms of theological meditation in the sense that the earlier Church Fathers had understood this, not as a type of objectified, academic knowledge, but rather as a more complex, intersubjective form of address, communion and contemplation.
"She's taken the best of what academic knowledge exists on technique, recovery and nutrition and applied it to herself".
It was here that teachers, students and researchers argued successfully for the importance of building cross-disciplinary links and for establishing ties with those subject to the application of dubious academic knowledge - for example, with mental health clinicians and patients.
The KTO is seen as a bridge of the academic knowledge to the TH space.
Mr Gove said he wanted vocational courses to be "complemented by a base of core academic knowledge".
