Sentence examples for pair of academics from inspiring English sources

In 2009, a pair of academics, Kim Steele and Sherry Ahrentzen, collaborated on "Advancing Full Spectrum Housing," a comprehensive design guideline for housing adults with autism.

The lack of trained lawyers on the team which includes a pair of academics, a former diplomat and a cross-bench peer has resulted in soft and sloppy questioning of witnesses, some say.

Back at the comic arts conference, at the convention center's southeast end, a pair of academics — Benjamin Saunders, from the University of Oregon, and Charles Hatfield, from California State University, Northridge — on Thursday afternoon were weighing the future of superhero studies.

Lewis presents the pair of academics partly, like all the greatest double acts, as star-crossed lovers – in their formative years, each of them seems, in retrospect, to have been waiting for the other to arrive in order to find out exactly what he was capable of.

And along the way, this pair of academics had a unique opportunity to develop and flex their business muscles.

The two first cases are related with the design of a new road layout and used to solve a pair of academic examples.

"They understand that they are helping people much like themselves," says Stephen Wordsworth, Cara's executive director, who adds that the pairing of academic to university is always premised on a mutually beneficial collaborative fit, in research terms.

Lindsay Duncan and Jim Broadbent star as Meg and Nick, a pair of sparring academics whose 30th anniversary hits the buffers as their train pulls into Paris's Gare du Nord.

In 1999, a pair of organisational academics noted that there was something curious about Jobs's employees: "People were recruited to Apple with the idea that they would be helping to change the world.

In the sequel, he takes four young people (a pair of Boston academics, a nature-worshiping witch and a cynical Goth enthusiast) on such a tour, and they find themselves in the middle of the forest in the middle of the night when very odd things begin to happen.

A study of UK web users commissioned by the group, conducted by a pair of US academics, suggested that, even under the new proposals, Google-owned services enjoyed "better placement, richer graphics and better visuals" than competitors.