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Yoshikawa Koretaru (1616 94) and Yamazaki Ansai (1619 82) were two representative scholars of Confucian Shintō.

Zhu (2003) is one of the representative scholars and has proved that China does not have a reversal effect through the study of the securities market.

Besides, researchers should pay attention to the cooperation of representative scholars and institutions, as well as the hot areas of research, because their experience would help us promote the research development of our nation.

In order to provide a basis for the understanding of health management status quo and development trend, researchers should pay attention to the cooperation of representative scholars or institutions.

In particular, the following specific aims were acknowledged by the IPC, for the early teaching and learning WNA: ➢ Bring together communities of international scholars representative of ICMI's diverse membership across regions and nationalities in addressing the theme of WNA for the production of a study volume.

Disdaining the mendicant religious orders, William initiated the attack on their representatives and theological scholars at the university, notably the Franciscan Bonaventure and the Dominican Thomas Aquinas.

Prominent thinktank representatives, esteemed development scholars, and iconoclastic African intellectuals like Dambisa Moyo trace the aid trail from Western to African nations.

The agreement has faced a barrage of opposition from Google rivals like Amazon.com and Microsoft, as well as many academics and legal scholars, representatives of authors and estates, and even some foreign governments.

Several initiatives have since been launched from the Muslim side, and two years ago, representatives of 138 scholars who signed a response – the Common Word declaration – met the pope at the Vatican.

The conference brings together a global mix of more than 200 scholars, government representatives, civil society representatives and other development partners to examine how to improve children's access to a classroom and so to a better life.

He was a prominent representative of those humanist scholars active during the last revival of classical learning in Byzantium and is best remembered for his Erotemata grammatika ("Grammatical Questions," first printed in Milan, 1493), a handbook of Greek in the form of question and answer that enjoyed great popularity among Western humanists of the early Renaissance.