Sentences with phrase «academic use»

The report anticipates a longer school year or even school day, but specifically does not call for changes in that area until the time now available is put to better academic use.

Their reading and writing surpassed routine academic use as they researched their problem, generated and used wall charts, and wrote articles for the school newsletter.

Finally, the factor returns demonstrated by academics using long — short portfolios offer an unrealistic assessment of the returns an investor is likely to earn in practice.

It is an appalling story: A thoughtful academic uses his training and profession's tools to analyze a major, highly controversial public issue.

Please note that academic use covered by this program constitutes use by faculty, students, and staff within the educational process of the program or institution.

Business professionals, the sciences and academics use personal letters of recommendation regularly.

Cambridge Analytica — unlike other firms that access Facebook's user data — broke Facebook's rules by obtaining the data under the pretense of academic use.

Unless you're a doctor or academic using curricula vitae (CVs), there's no need to write more than two pages.

The schools aren't identifying with any particular religion or creed, they are simply renting out their facilities when the schools are not in academic use.

The LexisNexis Canada online products terms of use at section 2.5.5 limits academic use to «that directly related to academic coursework required by the academic institution where you are enrolled or employed».

(To gauge if a hire is successful, academics use measures like the dollar value of an employee's contribution to the company, his or her relative share in overall output, and later performance reviews, promotions, and raises.)

«Academics use Wikipedia all the time because we're human.

Reviewers do not normally have direct contact with authors, and — strangely — the e-mails came from generic - looking Gmail accounts rather than from the professional institutional accounts that many academics use (see «Red flags in review»).

Hickey added that the marching band, theater and arts programs could also utilize the field house, among other academic uses.

The Cooper alumni are excellent stewards of Peter Cooper's legacy, and the failure of the now - deposed administration to cut non-academic expenses has led to a steady decline of trust that Cooper donations will actually go to legitimate academic uses.

In June this year, a leading academic used CIArb» s Roebuck Lecture to call for arbitration practitioners at all levels to take greater responsibility for the development of the discipline.

And some of it will have to do with the fact that whatever liberal legal academics used to say about Posner, his recent views and his opinion (mostly a very good opinion, in my view) in Baskin v. Bogan will wash away any former ill - will in a tide of good feelings.

Review our Gratis Program Academic License Agreement for details of appropriate academic use.

In the case of the thisisyourdigitallife app, the fine print said the information would be collected for academic use, not commercial purposes.

Cambridge Analytica — unlike other firms that access Facebook's user data — broke Facebook's rules by obtaining the data under the pretense of academic use.

Unless you are a doctor or academic using curricula vitae (CVs), there is no need to write over two pages.

Most of today's adults enjoyed their time in high school, but wish they had made better academic use of those years, according to a survey of Americans age 18 or older.

The LexisNexis Canada online products terms of use at section 2.5.5 limits academic use to «that directly related to academic coursework required by the academic... [more]

The academic used Amazon's crowdsourcing marketplace Mechanical Turk (MTurk) to access a large pool of Facebook profiles, hoovering up tens of thousands of individuals» demographic data — names, locations, birthdays, genders — as well as their Facebook «likes», which offer a range of personal insights.

An academic researcher at Cambridge University built an app called thisisyourdigitallife, which offered to pay Facebook users to take a personality test and agree to share that data for academic use.

«The University is concerned, amongst other things, about any issues which may arise from any commercial use» of the personality data and models, which the director said were strictly for academic use.

«The University is concerned, amongst other things, about any issues which may arise from any commercial use» of the personality data and models, which the director said were strictly for academic use.

«A lot of academics used to have the attitude of «what does this have to do with anything?»

The academics used standard tests and a psychological model to investigate associations between autistic traits, depression, feelings of not belonging and of being a burden, and suicidal behaviour.

Researchers at the Karolinska Institutet and University of Gothenburg in Sweden recently generated the software called Green Listed to facilitate the use of CRISPR - Cas9, making information texts and films available for free non-profit and academic use.

Find, choose and compare eLearning Authoring Tools for Academic use in the Top Authoring Tools Software directory of eLearning Industry.

Through our partnership with the Digital Promise Initiative, students at CHMS can receive electronic tablets for academic use.

Organisations and academics use the database — which includes exam results, pupil characteristics and absence figures — to produce research and analysis.

Students should be familiar with the device they will be tested on, specifically for academic uses — watching YouTube on the iPad isn't the same as being tested on it.

For inquiries regarding limited or academic use, please visit the Copyright Clearance Center.

I agree with André, this device is clearly geared towards the academic use.

The name of a thing or the history of it or the way in which critics and academics use a term to categorize works might be of passing interest, but it won't help you create what you want to create.

In addition, students who used the Kindle DX in university trials this past year generally gave the device low marks for academic use, mainly because it is difficult to flip pages to find a passage quickly and accurately, and because the device has limited note - taking functionality.

But even the academics use this sophistry.

There also will be some retailers, and about 70,000 square feet will be dedicated to academic uses, though the space may be leased by other institutions.

This facility, unlike most regular ESEM labs, is open for public as well as academic use.

Jones says he can't fulfil the requests because of confidentiality agreements signed in the 1990s with some nations, including Spain, Germany, Bahrain and Norway, that restrict the data to academic use.

They approved drone use for agriculture; research and development; educational and academic use; power line, pipeline and antenna inspections; rescue operations; bridge inspections; aerial photography; and evaluations of wildlife nesting areas.

I was particularly interested in how often and how well they used online databases, those to which the Osgoode library subscribes or the two commercial giants (which are free for academic use).