Sentences with phrase «bit of academic work»

Your dissertation gives you a chance to compose a considerable bit of academic work at a topic of enthusiasm to you.

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Postdocs who have been in the circle for much longer than that — some have been postdocs for 15 years — have «got into that bit of a rut where it's going to be quite hard for them to leave and go and do something different» from academic work, he says.

Treat the application a bit like an academic problem: Consider which small part of it you may be able to do something about, then work from there.»

Relying chiefly on comments from filmmakers / admirers who did not work on the film, it is inevitably a bit dry and academic, but still adds insight while compensating for the lack of an audio commentary.

This superb interdisciplinary work should find a place on the shelves of every public and academic library that has the least bit of interest in environmental issues, which should mean just about all.

The best hope of getting your prison sentences reduced a bit is by opening the internet to honest posting on what the peer - reviewed academic research of the past 32 years tells us about how stock investing works.

It's only a bit of an exaggeration to say Pousette - Dart's paintings could be an academic painter's works, under an overlay of modern white.

What these authors share seems to be a willingness to deviate a bit from the traditional strictures of legal writing (admittedly a scary prospect for a pre-tenure academic, or a lawyer composing a brief for a yet - to - be-named panel of judges) as well as a willingness to infuse their work with something of their personal style (rather than blindly imitating the expository style that sucks most legal writers in like a tractor beam).

This is the type of ingenuity that will make you succeed at the workplace.In writing a good resume, you will not be expected to paste every bit of information about your academic achievements and work experience.

I'm sure working together that you and your ex hubby will manage to get things back on track for your youngest (she sounds like a bit of a go - getter anyway... I often think in today's world «rat - cunning» is a far more useful trait than academic brilliance!)