Sentence examples for scholars figure from inspiring English sources

At the American Anthropological Association's annual meeting in November, Matthew Hull, an associate professor at the University of Michigan, ran an informal "document clinic" to help young scholars figure out how to understand the role of official paperwork in, say, psychiatric hospitals in Kashmir, or campaigns against genetically modified crops in Latin America.

With these tools, scholars figured out the "Long Count" dating system.

Laozi (or Lao-tzu, in the "Wade-Giles" system of transliteration favored by earlier generations of Western scholars) figures centrally in both.

A total of 380 citations were assessed in the initial searching, of which 231 were identified via bibliographical databases and 149 were identified by supplementary search via Google and Google Scholar (figure 1).

Perhaps scholars can figure it out.

That took scholars to figure out.

Police are consulting anthropologists, tribal welfare experts and scholars to figure out a way to recover the body, he said.

It took years for scholars to figure out that John Steinbeck's supposedly nonfiction Travels with Charley: In Search of America, a well-reviewed bestseller published in 1962 (and still in print), was in fact total bullshit.

For individual RRIDs, the approach was highly successful as is illustrated by the ability to type a particular RRID into three search engines for the biomedical literature: Google Scholar, PubMed and Science Direct and retrieve appropriate papers, e.g., RRID AB_90755 or AB_2298772 (for Google Scholar see Figure 2).

But, like haikus, some soba houses are better than others, and it doesn't take a scholar to figure out that this one is missing some beats.

Certainly, the violence has prompted many Muslims, including religious scholars, Bollywood figures and politicians, to speak out more urgently than they had in the past.