Sentence examples for scholarly settings from inspiring English sources

The program, "La Tarantella: Antidotum Tarantulae," incorporated regional variants, scholarly settings, improvisations and contemporary songs in a seamless 90-minute survey.

He worked, Mr. Phillipson recounts, mostly in scholarly settings: as a student and faculty member and as a tutor to the Duke of Buccleuch, the young Scottish noble with whom he traveled as part of his young charge's Grand Tour.

This paper proposes a novel XML-based system for retrieval of presentation slides to address the growing data mining needs in presentation archives for educational and scholarly settings.

Considering the population presenting academic work relevant to PreK-12 engineering education curricula in scholarly settings, there is expectation that more relevant content could be identified in northern European languages and probably others as well.

In this way, we advocate for teachers and their students to be positioned to contribute more equally to the examination of scholarly problems in school settings.

Some scholars have argued that intuition should be given more importance in scholarly research but not many researchers have investigated intuition in entrepreneurial settings.

These librarians are encouraged to adopt a scholarly approach to the implementation of informed learning in higher education settings and share the results of their investigations through peer-reviewed publication.

Our study differs from these in terms of its specific focus on intervention research in clinical or community settings and on measurable policy and practice impacts rather than scholarly outputs or longer term population outcomes [ 9, 29– 31].

However, I and many other female graduate students experienced a more insidious and equally problematic harassment: male professors who excluded us from their social gatherings with male graduate students, preventing us from engaging in the informal settings of intellectual conversation that play an important role in shaping scholarly thinking.

While the adoption of Social Innovation (SI) in the governance and policy domain has fueled a rapidly expanding scholarly literature, this field has become characterized by conceptual ambiguity and a diversity of definitions and research settings.

The current focus of her scholarly work is on organisational learning in relation to innovation and the adoption of evidence in healthcare settings.