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научное общество Portuguese
associação científica Spanish
sociedad docta Catalan
societat científica 
Organization that exists to promote an academic discipline or profession.
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The Royal Society, Britain's national academy of science, published the research yesterday.
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She said the academy would address problems such as addiction or literacy.
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Definitely an academy would be a good way to start off with.
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The problem is that the academy has little space for risk taking.
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In fact, the plebe has no social pleasures within the academy walls.
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Now, we need scholarly societies to back a broad array of awards with their imprimatur.
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An interminable debate then broke out between believers and skeptics in the scholarly societies and scientific journals.
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More specifically, pricey journals provide scholarly societies with a precious revenue stream and help publishers fund otherwise-inviable monographs.
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AAP's members include more than 300 of the country's top commercial publishing houses as well as many university presses and scholarly societies.
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This inevitably meant rustication, and, above all, expulsion from the academic association to which he belonged.
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Academic associations are a means of conditioning or even policing academics.
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Based on the identified topics, semi-structured interviews were carried out with decision-makers, operational personnel, civil and academic associations representatives in Mexico City and Cuernavaca, Morelos.
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A new academic society, the Consortium of Universities for Global Health, was established in 2008 and has grown significantly.
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This non-profit academic society is committed to promoting evolutionary algorithmic thinking, with the inspiration of parallel algorithms derived from natural processes.
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Prestigious Academic Societies will withdraw their support, former husbands and former lovers will recoil in abject terror.
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'You're an academic society, then,' Ali stated.
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During the subsequent month, congratulations by the hundreds poured in from universities, caving societies, academic societies, and scientific organizations all over the globe.
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He had come up to Mashonaland with some learned association on a holiday trip.
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In this trial, researchers used the distinctive green drink to strengthen the learned association and maximise the response.
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It's a learned association -we learn to want a food or some other substance we once liked.
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It was a singularly lucky circumstance that the learned association were apprised in season of the merits of M. Verdier.
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The name of Liedenbrock was honourably mentioned in colleges and learned societies.
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He was a regular correspondent of the most learned societies of Europe.
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Leeds Museums and Galleries Housing the palaeontological and geological collections from Leeds' learned societies.
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The learned societies are admitting them professionally as fast as they make themselves worthy.
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You are a distinguished member of many learned societies, widely known as an educator.
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It has a learned society, and is full of antiquities and pictures.
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Such were Marcellus Ficinus, and that learned society who assembled under the Medici.
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The same day Chiaccheri took me to a house where the learned society assembled.
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He was not one of the learned society at the Museum; Alexander knew them all.
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So much for the Rosicrucians as a " learned society."
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It encompasses global academic publishers and sector-specific publishers, as well as a thriving and learned society publishing community.
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Notice.-Infuture, no one in armour, or occupying the office of president of any learned society, will be admitted.
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If you write a paper for a learned society, you are the man who gets the benefit of that paper-thesociety may.
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The Madrid Ateneo is a learned society maintaining a house on the Calle del Prado, in which is installed a private library of unusual excellence.
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The library of the Learned Society of York Magicians was sold to Mr Thoroughgood of Coffee-yard.
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"This is an invitation to subscribe to the foundation of a Hungarian learned society."
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It was put on by the Smithsonian Institution in conjunction with the American Council of Learned Society and the American Studies Association.
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"I intend to communicate this discovery to the first learned society we fall in with."
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