Sentence examples for scholars engaged from inspiring English sources

In 1420 a royal academy called the Hall of Worthies (Chiphyŏnjŏn) was established, where bright young scholars engaged in study and research.

To a generation of German scholars engaged in inventing what they called Wissenschaft des Judentums, "the science of Judaism," it was crucial to overcome this despairing view.

The old idealised histories, which often represented science as a steady and inevitable march of ideas, have been replaced by more illuminating accounts of the toil, dispute and wrong turns involved in extracting nature's secrets.But not all of those scholars engaged in STS were content with a corrective.

The originally exemplary Soviet ethnology was immediately criticized as "revisionist ethnology", which implicated the scholars engaged in Soviet ethnological research.

This paper first introduces monographs on tubular mechanics in oil and gas wells, as well as scholars engaged in investigating this field.

Other scholars engaged in comparative explorations of thought-systems of various African peoples countered the criticism by providing accounts of a number of such systems that gave clear evidence of their very capable and developed rationality (Forde 1954; Fortes 1965).

Many scholars engage in lengthy discussions on these matters, but the sacred writers with their deeper wisdom have omitted them.

Nothing could better illustrate its determination to suppress that history, or be a better reminder of Beijing's present intractability, than the arrest of a scholar engaged in historical research.

In an effort to counter short-termism, the history panel has announced it would consider allowing a scholar engaged in a substantial research project, where the research has yet to produce an output, to submit less than four items.

During the composer's lifetime a number of prominent musicians dedicated albums to his compositions; the soprano saxophonist Steve Lacy went further and gave over a great proportion of his career to the deep exploration of Monk's music, like some medieval scholar engaged in a study of theological texts.

In the early days of rabbinic Judaism, two millennia ago, designated individuals within a community were like living external hard drives -their minds serving as databases of sacred quotations that could be recalled at the request of a scholar engaged in debate, study, or analysis.