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Перевод: academia

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жизнь и обстановка колледжа

Тезаурус:

1. He says the scheme has proved extremely successful; through the scheme almost 200 researchers from academia are broadening their outlook by working on production engineering projects in factories.
2. John Alderson, the ex-chief constable of Devon and Cornwall has suffered even more from his subsequent public persona, because of a move into academia, some critical publications, and a flirtation with the political life.
3. Brooklyn born, he gave up academia in the 70's to work in theatre and write plays.
4. These will go to up to 1000 "young investigators" or promising young faculty members who might otherwise abandon academia for higher salaries in industry.
5. The unit would supervise research contracts in academia and industry - but especially in the latter, thus breaking important new ground in the way Britain conducts its RD.
6. One evening Rachel invited her to dinner, to meet some old family friends who had recently retired from academia and moved to London.
7. It is being set up with more than 1 million over five years from British Biotechnology Ltd, one of a rare breed in Britain: a world-class biotechnology company successfully transferring technology from academia into the marketplace.
8. Simultaneously, Lilley and Clarke announced a similar scheme to allow students to gain higher degrees while working on industrial research, thereby fostering an increased flow of people and technology between academia and industry.
9. I later recorded he invariably used the idea of an "escape from real work" to describe any research secondment; in doing so he embodied the common institutional fear of uncontrolled social movement across a divide or boundary into another society such as academia.
10. The letters MBCS after your name cut little ice with personnel managers and head-hunters, except in academia and in software houses whose chairmen are pillars of the BCS.
11. If we consider the environment in the broadest sense, much monitoring of it has been in progress for many years and by an enormous diversity of organizations in the UK; these include the DoE, the Forestry Commission, the Nature Conservancy, the Health and Safety Executive, local authorities, the component members of the Natural Environment Research Council ( such as the Institute of Terrestrial Ecology and the British Antarctic Survey), individuals or research groups in academia, the CEGB, the Friends of the Earth, and UK Centre for Economic and Environmental Development (CEED) (1989).
12. I think that we're talking about different spheres of television, and within academia, of course, we tend to separate out these spheres.
13. To a unit of executive power, any analysis of how that power is maintained and used must be uncomfortable; while the "insider" had no means of retreating across some geographic boundary or vanishing like the traditional anthropologist, back into academia.