Meanings of scholarly work in English

On his mental side, he was a typical academic product.

Malaysia has an estimated 50 course providers and 18 universities which offer Islamic finance degrees, and it boasts the largest academic output globally.

This wonderful animated infographic from Nature Video is based on a new scholarly paper offering a macroscopic perspective of cultural history.

Here is a scholarly paper on the topic, written by Draeke Weseman, a third-year law student at William Mitchell College of Law.

In 1978, the year in which she married, she published a scholarly book on Chinese gardens.

Hughes has written the first scholarly book about the mythical Helen, whose abduction by Paris caused the 10-year Trojan war.

His name does not appear in the only scholarly book known to me on the activities of the Jewish Anti-Fascist Committee.

Cutler had written scholarly books but was now working on a detective novel, not without difficulty.

There's something nice about browsing the titles of textbooks, special publications, memoirs, and other scholarly books.

The people need and will read deep, accurate, and scholarly productions.

How brilliant in his scholarly productions!

His prolific scholarly output and urgent empirical findings continue to advance the frontiers of the human experience.

The statistic reveals a remarkable level of interest for a peer-reviewed scientific paper.

The full scientific paper on Ida is published in the journal PLoS ONE.

He tossed the statement aside and turned to his scientific paper.

The scientific paper, too, which he mentions, was somewhat remarkable under the circumstances.

Maybe it's the notion of a scientific paper that's the problem, not the journalist.

Any scientific book or paper which came before him was eagerly devoured.

Nature's profusion exists before the first scientific book is written.

Swift laid aside a scientific book he was reading.

I might not open a scientific book, nor make a drawing, nor examine a specimen.

And the Disagreeable Man meanwhile was cutting a new scientific book which had just come from England.

United Drug operates a pharmaceutical wholesale and distribution business along with a consumer, medical and scientific products division and a contract sales outsourcing business.

Four groups of leading investigators and two collaboration models for scientific production were identified.

All of which shows what getting into scientific production will do to a price.

This claim must necessarily be made or there would be no such thing as scientific production.

Babakin was once part of the state's Lavochkin Scientific Production Center, which played a role in many of Russia's successful unmanned planetary missions.

Objective: To summarize the experience, performance and scientific output of long-running telemedicine networks delivering humanitarian services.

A cut by x% would lead to a decline of much more than x% in top-grade scientific output.

Conclusions: Judged by criteria of longevity, acceptance, and scientific output, community engagement in this HIV research project in rural Uganda has been successful.

Methods: Nine long-running networks-thoseoperating for five years or more-wereidentified and seven provided detailed information about their activities, including performance and scientific output.

Currently, the African continent's scientific output represents less than 2.6% of the world's share, according to UNESCO.

To help support them, she suggests incorporating some academic work every day.

I have an office at home where I do some academic work.

But early academic work on RISC didn't define a complete instruction set.

Of course, specialist academic work is, by definition, of interest only to specialists.

I've often found that to be the case in my own academic work.

The finding is contained in an academic paper, Good Schools or Good Students?

Dr Reeves' 2015 academic paper The Burial of Nefertiti quickly grabbed international attention.

The academic paper published in Applied Physics Letters is available online (PDF).

Except, oddly, the original academic paper contains no mention of the Indian elections at all.

Of course, being MIT students, they decided to write up their prank as an academic paper.

However, reducing the price of an academic book does not increase the market for it.

Jim Zarroli: It's a very academic book about the convict-labour system in the south after the Civil War.

A recent academic book on the carnage bears the title, The Hardest Fought Battle of World War Two.

She also wrote an academic book after she and two master's degree students conducted seven years of research.

This is not an academic book.