Sentence examples for separate academics from inspiring English sources

"This better defines how we can help our kids, how we can intervene with specific knowledge and separate academics from actual academic," USD Student Services Director Kevin Dickson told the Vernal Express.

There are occasional glimpses of this quite separate academic life in print.

The revised plan will see the creation of a single merged department of chemistry and biochemistry, which will offer undergraduates separate academic programmes in chemistry and biochemistry.

From ­September, the current holder of the chair, Professor David Ganz, will be out of a job, and the subject will no longer exist as a separate academic discipline in British universities.

A separate academic study of diesel exhaust here in Guangzhou found that Chinese trucks put out particles in unusually large quantities and sizes, as engines with often inadequate or damaged emissions equipment were forced to pull overweight loads.

Separate academic requirements would also be eliminated for Douglass and its fellow colleges — Livingston, University, Rutgers and Cook — which accommodate the 27,000 undergraduate students at the university's New Brunswick campus.

At issue is whether the online selling, buying, marketing and distribution of products -- known collectively as e-business -- should be taught as a separate academic subject or as an inseparable part of a general business curriculum?

The distinction between the history and theory of architecture did not emerge until the mid-18th century; indeed, the establishment of two separate academic disciplines was not even nominal until 1818, when separate professorships with these titles were established at the École des Beaux-Arts in Paris.

Laveau has often been featured in novels, folklore and songs, but in a reflection of how much more seriously she is now being taken, two scholars have recently completed separate academic biographies that portray her as a major cultural and social figure.

On November 14th Congregation will consider his plans to replace the university's council a single body of dons with responsibility for matters both learned and financial with separate academic and financial boards, the second of which will have a slim majority drawn from outside the university.

The growing emphasis on aesthetics, combined with developments in psychology and the influence of art-historical methods, added weight to this argument, while the corresponding independence of scientific techniques of structural and spatial analysis led many teachers of architecture to consider utilitas and firmitas as totally separate academic disciplines.