| 词汇 | example_english_scholar |
| 释义 | Examples of scholarThese examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. As such, the book is a useful introduction to the work of several young and upcoming scholars. A group of scholars were therefore invited to present their national case stories from the field. Although more talented scholars are being drawn to this field of study, it remains burdened with several premises that invite reform. Speakers represented a healthy mix of established scholars, those newer to the field and graduate students. How many music scholars could confidently describe his sacred music style? Even most scholars who argue for a single author propose that it was written in parts over a period of time. In consequence scholars have taken different views on the matter. The twenty included in this volume widen its scope and enhance greatly its use to scholars. Their controversy then slumbered, and it is only recently that scholars have exhumed it. There are some excellent pieces by leading scholars. In the preface the author states that the book is aimed at scholars and students from both geological and archaeological backgrounds. Because of its extensive use, scholars have, inevitably perhaps, tried to pigeonhole it. Language scholars are divided over the status of such forms or how to account for them. There are of course many people, including language scholars of great probity, who are watchful about prescription and hostile to 'prescriptivism'. The conclusions appreciably raise the figures hitherto suggested by most modern scholars. No doubt a more detailed bibliographic survey would have been provided had the book been intended for the use of more senior scholars. His estimates, without explanation for the discrepancy, are nearly double those of a collective of scholars who have worked on this issue. In the 1940s and 1950s, the best scholars searched for an answer. Literary scholars and historians have largely accepted this view. We hope that scholars working within these disciplines will take the opportunity offered by a new journal to explore new aspects of their subject. Approached by both elite and non-elite members of society, muft-s were quite accessible scholars. Such sections should consist of a presentation by a foremost representative of such an approach, as well as a few papers of related scholars. Much of the historical terrain covered here has been well traversed by scholars of the last two decades. However, migration scholars usually distinguish between internal and international migration. Rather than writing "pure" intellectual history, these scholars seek to fuse the methods of intellectual, social, and political history. Very few scholars have even addressed the weaknesses of civil society groups as organisational and ideological entities. Despite its tendency to de-contextualize national security from domestic politics, the book is a valuable one and recommended for scholars and general readers. Their scholars, therefore, developed a particular interest in the collection and the study of hadith. Many scholars have theorized on the emergence of census practices from the colonial/subject viewpoint. Unfortunately, the authors provide only a rough roadmap for scholars interested in lling these gaps. Very few scholars have the audacity to reach across regions to test their claims. The book is exhaustively researched, more than amply documented, and engagingly written for both serious research scholars and casual readers. The typology proposed here brings together a range of suggestions from other scholars. The flashback's limitations as a way of conveying memory have been noted by contemporary film scholars. His latest book cannot be based on original research but is dependent on the 'labours of innumerable scholars'. Partly in response to this, scholars have turned their attention to production and consumption and the interrelations between the two. Such inquiry requires that scholars interested in state-building and policy development engage with the work of those who specialize in political behavior. The trend, as historians and other scholars have well pointed out, was remarkable. The frequent traf®c of scholars to the centres of education contributed to the diffusion of ideas. There is profound disagreement among scholars on this issue. In exchange for this sponsorship, scholars risked compromising their disciplinary integrity. I have therefore sought to identify patterns within a heterogeneous body of sources on scholars' lives - normative blueprints, anecdotes, correspondence, and autobiographies. How were scholars to live in the world while retaining an otherworldly image? Thus, with the rediscovery of a forgotten person and experience, modern scholars infuse the home with feelings of nostalgia. In other words, most scholars continue to think of disability as a non-central issue, an idea apart from their primary area. Ghosts may seem to elude serious scholars except as metaphor or atmosphere, but there is a surprising abundance of books about them. Most scholars implicitly assume that voters have ready access to such information, but there are circumstances in which they will not. The data, after all, consist mainly of impressionistic comments, albeit made by experienced scholars and travelers, and is inherently vague. Only recently have scholars begun to study cabinet formation across different presidential systems. Students and scholars alike should find this work interesting and thought-provoking. Further, in contrast to most of the scholars cited in this paragraph, this paper views democratisation as a causal (independent) variable. Today, most scholars of comparative politics agree that informed cross-regional analysis is imperative. If it had been accepted, a quite unnecessary chasm between analytical jurists and socio-legal scholars might have been bridged. Classical scholars of the bureaucracy recognised the linkage between economic growth and effective civil services. Far from seeing the coherent package of ideas just outlined, scholars have questioned this 'traditional ' view of latitudinarianism from a number of angles. As one of the field's most energetic, intelligent, and imaginative scholars, he shall be sorely missed. The scholars present grew restive, until one asked if the author herself had a view on the matter. I recommend this book highly to all serious scholars as a fine example of linguistic philology. I guess this makes these other major scholars and publications also guilty of "fraud" and other related sins by daring to publish such thoughts! Unable to trace her in the historical record, scholars have been forced to accept this conclusion. Since many contemporary scholars instead take the appearances to be some sort of vision, utilizing historical-critical grounds he responds to six arguments supporting this view. Furthermore, as many scholars of democratization have pointed out, the process of democratization is often a battle between logics of state and nation. Reactions to this article were invited from a number of distinguished scholars engaged in this debate. Relatively few scholars have argued that issue ownership's effects could be limited. As scholars began asking what factors make a democracy survive, they too found the level of development to be a crucial factor. Proclus is far too late for the serious attention of most scholars of ancient philosophy and yet too early for medievalists. First applied to roll-call votes in the 1920s, scholars today still use cohesion scores to study the strength of legislative parties. First, he began to collect the brains of scholars, whereas the earlier nineteenth century knew only collections of skulls. To conduct such a test, we add variables other scholars have found to be correlated with the likelihood of reforms. Even work on popular music and video, which once grabbed the imagination of popular music and media scholars, has faded from the academic agenda. None is dominated by a famous-name composer, and few address music that will be familiar to any but a handful of scholars. The responses by contemporary scholars are also an invaluable addition, since they provide a critical and explanatory framework for each of these famous arguments. Today scholars are used to acknowledging fully the ideas and information of other authors, past and present. Several other scholars, who claim a very gradual process, put the ending date of the vocalisation of \\l\\ in the middle of the 12th century. Future scholars may take up questions of health and medical discourses which are not represented here. Perhaps many scholars will wish for the claims in (3) - (6) to be quickly discarded as outliers, and this is a welcome wish. Other scholars have concentrated on individuals or local efforts with a particular emphasis on ballooning firsts or ballooning disasters. The experience of many scholars is that the more details become available the more complex things turn out to be. The book is a descriptive synthesis of the wars, relying primarily on already published material written by scholars, local and international organisations, and journalists. Many constitutional scholars have denied the instr umentalist view. Numerous scholars have documented the unprecedented impact of this actor on the policies and institutions of aspirant countries. The views of certain prominent scholars remain dominant and authoritative even when confronted with contradictory evidence. Most of the readers of this review are academics - scholars and teachers. The approach of most of the scholars in this volume is best categorized as broadly empirical, and theoretical discussion is relatively limited. The question of how to edit diverse kinds of texts was a topic which engaged the attention of some textual scholars during the 1980s. Cultural and ideological forces have drawn the attention of a number of scholars. His first chapter on the language of petition is masterly (though a few tables might have helped other scholars). Although most scholars are aware of this problem with respect to women's writing, some prefer simpler terms. Numerous scholars have called attention to this cross-confessional similarity. As early as the 1740s, scholars had deployed what we would now recognise as a valid historical methodology for questioning the veracity of scriptural accounts. Although many scholars have discussed social evolution, few have asked why subsistence became the key element defining the stages. Many scholars have argued that this is indeed the case, notwithstanding the evident changes in material culture. What scholars are committed to in principle is not always what they are likely to uphold in practice. Few of these scholars, can be classified as, or be seen to be allied to the philological wing. Although researchers have addressed family and school influences, research on neighborhoods is more limited, particularly among scholars interested in developmental processes. Many scholars also attribute the lack of evidence for pollution havens to the relatively small role that pollution abatement costs have in firms' location decisions. A research agenda that reflects this disposition will include ongoing critical selfreflection, both as individual scholars and as a professional community. Finally, often related to these questions, scholars are interested in a set of positive (causal) questions regarding legislative behaviour and legislative elections. These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. |
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