Sentence examples for scholarly creation from inspiring English sources

Kahn thought that the treatise reflected a Pythagorean community that was active in the Hellenistic period (2001, 83) but Long is more likely to be right that its learned eclecticism suggests that it is a scholarly creation (Long 2013, 158 159).

Here the project of revisionism was neither scholarly nor benign; the creation of "facts on the ground" was a political attempt to rewrite, with bricks and mortar, the contours of one nation at the expense of another.

An exercise designed to enhance creation of scholarly trajectories that balance needs across different dimensions is presented.

To achieve that aim, the creation of a scholarly community, the fellowship of junzi (exemplary persons), was essential.

The ability to create collections or "manuscript units" in a manner unconstrained by the physical limitations of print allows for the creation of alternative scholarly editions of Darwin manuscripts.

And how many scholarly gatherings this year might have benefited from the creation of a snazzy website along the lines of symposi.um?

He says that the money, to be raised through selling 50,000 raffle tickets for 100 euros, or about $135, will go to support two cultural initiatives – the creation of an arts center and a scholarly institute – in the city, which has been badly damaged in military conflicts over the past several decades.

Also be sure to read scholarly works written by scientists who are Christian adhering to creation theory.

Suffice it to say that there is much scholarly debate over the exact nature of Maimonides' true view on creation.

This curricular reorganization required the creation of flexible schedules to facilitate mentored research and scholarly experiences for the participating faculty and students.

She is the author of Classroom Wars: Language, Sex, and the Creation of Modern Political Culture Oxford University Presss, 2015) and her writing has appeared in various scholarly journals and popular media such as The New York Times and Slate.