Sentence examples for representations of academics from inspiring English sources

The analysis shows something of how language interacts with other semiotic resources in this environment and how seniority, gender and disciplinary membership cross-cut institutional representations of academics as employees.

Courbet himself presides over all the figures with ingenuous conceit, working on a landscape and turning his back to a nude model, a symbolic representation of academic tradition.

"As universities become increasingly businesslike, there's a growing need for them to be independently monitored to ensure that they are not just meeting basic standards of support for their members, but also that they are providing an accurate representation of academic life and not misselling it".

Although the quality of included studies was generally good, the over-representation of academic GPs as participants was a potential source of bias and may limit the generalisability of our findings to the overall GP population.

"People intuitively take a G.P.A. to be a representation of your academic ability and act accordingly.

"We want OpenStudy profiles to become like LinkedIn for education," says Marketing Manager Jon Birdsong, "An accurate and evolving representation of your academic persona.

Women's representation on academic committees is also a problem.

Because academics' representations of "the field" affirm the subject/object binary, this ontology allows indigenous peoples' knowledges to be criticized in their emotional expressions of their homelands.

"Popular and academic representations of the free mulatta concubine repeatedly depict women of mixed black African and white racial descent as defined by their sexual attachment to white men, and thus they offer evidence of the means to and dimensions of their freedom within Atlantic slave societies.

Combined with low representation are the competing demands on the time of academics of color.

Legislative leaders announced Monday that they would delay consideration of the measure and convene a task force of academics and lawmakers to study minority representation.