The column also omitted the academic title of the council's president.
Our simple, yet compelling point of departure was the observation that "the contemporary," as a critical category and an object of study, is often taken for granted or entirely omitted from academic discussion.
To determine the gravity of plagiarism, purposeful deception is the central issue and, if proven, is widely condemned (Pecorari 2013: KL441-42).a However, purposeful deception is often omitted from academic codes of behaviour to avoid creating a loophole for real plagiarists to allege unintentionality.
Therefore, due to a lack of comparability, we omit the academic and top clinical hospitals (20), what remains are a sample of 76.
Vernacular housing has long been omitted from the academic chronicle.
The textbook, which was printed by the Fuso publishing group and edited by a group of nationalist academics omits any account of one of the sorest points among Koreans about Japan's colonial takeover: the sexual enslavement of tens of thousands of women.
Academic attention generally focuses on use and appropriation, omitting more complex interactions between the users' minds and the technologies, especially in relation to emotions and tastes.
Correction: June 30 , 2002 Sunday A report on June 16 about the wedding of Sarah Michele Newman and John Philip Carlin, who both attended Williams College, omitted the bride's academic honors.
An article in some editions on Wednesday about the City University of New York's hiring of the former director of the Central Intelligence Agency, David H. Petraeus, to serve as a visiting professor omitted one of his academic credentials.
He thinks that academics have neglected the soft stuff in their quest for hard data, and that by omitting the importance of character, they have missed something significant.
Including all, omitting none.
