Sentences with phrase «academic curiosity»

The Beagle Freedom Project reports that there are «nearly 65,000 dogs... sitting in cages being used to test cosmetics, pharmaceutical drugs, household products, and academic curiosities with little to no hope of getting out alive.»

He resents the fact that he has become an object of academic curiosity in the modern, politically correct German society when just a few decades ago he entire race was nearly wiped out by the Third Reich, and wants nothing more than to be an «ordinary Jew.»

While there has been no Occupy Education movement in classrooms, the revolt has been more subversive, in the form of disengaged learners who can't or choose not to sustain lasting academic curiosity.

Since then, those historic movements have transformed from academic curiosities to become incredibly buzzy categories of art that are being spotlighted in museums across the world.

These are not questions of merely academic curiosity.

As the study of «smart contracts» went from strange academic curiosity to the cutting - edge of FinTech, most market observers are still wondering just how this revolution in value transfer works.

Devising finger - level models and doing ballpark estimations out of academic curiosity is quite different from advising to cut on life support.

Frequently, parents and students perceive tutors as quick fixes to academic challenges rather than focusing on the improving learning habits and kindling an academic curiosity for lasting academic gains.

The results feed more than academic curiosity.