In 1920, scholars surveyed companies and found that only 32 had cut back to five-day workweeks.
As a result, the retirement lodge and its precious contents were not even recorded in any art histories until the 1990's, when some Chinese scholars surveyed the buildings, and the murals were revealed in an academic article and at a conference in the West.
These findings are akin to what other scholars surveying various schools of medicine in Africa have observed – a slow-paced transition to systems-based learning, piecemeal adoption of existing technology to transform teaching and learning, and working in silos rather than building strategic networks to develop and sustain institutional capacities for interdependence in teaching HSR [ 4- 6].
The present work involves a collaboration between a team of engineers to collect and analyze oceanic data in Trinidad and Tobago, and a team of sustainability scholars to survey the maritime context of Trinidad and Tobago via the lens of sustainable development.
It was meant to overcome a shortcoming common to breakup research; scholars often survey college students, that low-hanging fruit of academia.
The most trenchant criticism has come not from anthropologists or sociologists who have long practiced ethnography but from legal scholars or survey researchers who for the most part don't have hands-on ethnographic experience.
Every two years in the US, 435 congressional elections take place that scholars study using data from the National Election Studies (NES) survey of the American electorate.
Other scholars have surveyed those and other areas, often in conjunction with archaeological salvage projects.
All the Islamic countries, from Turkey to Pakistan and especially Iran, also sponsored reviews in which Western-trained scholars critically surveyed the literary achievements of the Islamic world.
For instance, a traditional program is Road Scholar's "Survey of France Pariss, Provence, the Wine Regions and more" — an 18-night tour.
