It was shown in New York last year, a perfectly staid academic thing.
He abandoned what seemed a perfectly promising academic career for life as what he called "a man of letters".
After a year of stateside training, Andrew Gamertsfelder, 23, will head for São Paulo, Brazil, in June to cover South America for Stryker Orthopaedics — a position, he says, that perfectly fits his academic training and the international work experience that came with it.
Rebecca Stott, whose previous books include a vivid biographical study of Charles Darwin called "Darwin and the Barnacle," is perfectly at home in academic scholarship, and her 17th-century characters and settings are solidly grounded in fact.
Academic medicine is perfectly capable of working with excellent pharmaceutical companies without risk of unethical behavior.
There's a delicious moment in Quiz Show when the old-style liberal academic Mark Van Doren, so perfectly played by Paul Scofield, confronts his son over his involvement in the rigging of the Twenty-One TV programme.
The women lost the case, but the district court ruled that it was "perfectly reasonable to maintain that academic advancement conditioned upon submission to sexual demands constitutes sex discrimination in education".
The attitude was perfectly summed up by the academic Tom Harris, who at Yahoo's UK Hack Day in May said: "They are destroying the cave paintings of the web".
Our timelines don't match perfectly; with luck, future prospective academic employers will understand that, but I have been looking into other career paths in case they don't.
4) Assuming the candidate selection and evaluation process is perfectly effective Coming from the academic world, you are probably used to being evaluated in a way that strives to be accurate and fair.
