academic staff

collocation in English

meanings of academicand staff

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academic
adjective
uk /ˌæk.əˈdem.ɪk/ us /ˌæk.əˈdem.ɪk/
relating to schools, colleges, and universities, or connected with studying and thinking, not with ...
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staff
noun
uk /stɑːf/ us /stæf/
the group of people who work for ...
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Examples of academic staff

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Rejuvenation of the academicstaff will doubtless also entail scientific modernization and make possible new forms of research and education.
The authors are academicstaff or former postgraduate students.
Academicstaff seem reluctant to take political action, while there is a danger that government may become even less supportive than it is now.
Medically- and dentally-qualified academicstaff: recommendations for training the researchers and educators of the future.
It is generally thought that in a research-led university academicstaff spend at least half their time on average doing research.
Although the number of academicstaff decreased, the number of radiology residents increased in our study.
The school has also encouraged academicstaff to set up in collaborative consultancy.
The students had developed a very trusting and valuing relationship with the academicstaff who were thus well-placed to provide support by "virtual mentorship".
Support and advice is also on offer to both students and staff from radiography academicstaff who take on liaison roles.
She also explored the reactions of academicstaff to the students' written work.
Accordingly, in a slightly modernized form, beauty might have much to offer academicstaff and the design students they instruct, not to mention practising architects.
Both students and academicstaff and faculty were consulted in order to determine the academic needs of the students.
At the head of department's request, a second inner discussion group of senior academicstaff was established.
This growth at the undergraduate and graduate levels was not reflected in academicstaff.
Chi-square tests for differences in household income, general/academicstaff classification and employment level also indicate no significant differences.
On the other hand, increasing number of radiological examinations with decreasing number of academicstaff clearly indicates the higher work demands.
A crucial problem for academicstaff and the design students they teach, especially new students, is how to evaluate the character of something with a criterion of number.
Academicstaff also hold formal discussions with students at the academic institution where students are questioned about the wider context of their placement experiences in relation to megavoltage, and pre-treatment.
Noble concludes her thesis by making recommendations for how non-language specialist academicstaff can incorporate the kinds of analysis she has carried out into their subject area classes.
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