Sentence examples for of current academic from inspiring English sources

The novel is also a cutting satire about the "scientific" attitudes which buttressed racist beliefs, and which are still a recognisable feature of current academic behaviour.

As part of its scholarly apparatus, the Bard festival publishes a valuable book in connection with each outing, and this year's, "Beethoven and His World" (Princeton University Press), shows a remarkable variety of current academic concerns having to do with Beethoven.

In "Where the Conflict Really Lies: Science, Religion and Naturalism," published last week by Oxford University Press, he unleashes a blitz of densely reasoned argument against "the touchdown twins of current academic atheism," the zoologist Richard Dawkins and the philosopher Daniel C. Dennett, spiced up with some trash talk of his own.

To report on the characteristics, accomplishments, and past experiences of current academic ophthalmology department chairs.

The results are discussed in the context of current academic research on AM.

"I straddle both worlds," he says, keeping on top of current academic research but always with an eye toward industrial application.

5 By working together with our male counterparts to solve the overt problems facing women in science today, we are slowly working to change the underlying cause of these problems - male misconceptions of women scientists and the rigidity of the current academic system of science 3 Of course, to achieve such change we will have to also change what is in essence a patriarchal culture.

Indeed, on this view, it would seem logically possible that the interests of a university, as an institutional entity with a stated aim, could be at odds with those of all of its current academic staff.

Two Roman Catholic grade schools on the West Side of Manhattan will merge in September as part of a broad reorganization plan that calls for the closing of 27 schools at the end of the current academic year, the Archdiocese of New York announced on Friday.

Since 1978, according to a Bloomberg report at the start of the current academic year, costs of tuition and fees at colleges and universities have increased more than 1,100 percent -- "four times faster than the increase in the consumer price index".

(He will be succeeded at the committee by George Rupp, president of Columbia University, at the end of the current academic year).