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So it was quite an upset when academics found some years ago that this had not been the case in advanced countries over the 20th century*.

And yet each, in her own way, has divined truths about the marketplace that academics and industry are still trying to comprehend.

the good senior academics know better than to be too hierarchical or to cut themselves off from intellectual criticism and debate.

It's easy to forget these days that the internet started out as a place for academics and researchers to trade data and knowledge.

Many academics work more than 60 hours a week and top academics are just as driven as leaders in the private sector.

But this is often at odds with the desire for academics to work on "industry relevant" problems, as well as to get funding from industry.

That scientists have cloned a sheep sends academics and the public into a panic at the prospect that human might be next.

But the academics did not like the intrusion and I doubt whether it will last.

Academics are puzzled, and similarly, puzzled with whether to take the initiative to guide the market or to follow in the practice.

Integral calculus ' learning is one is abstract to turn mathematics foundation academics of a higher door of the degree.

It is evident that academics are the golden key to a good career and a secure job, but the books do not guide to the smart in practice.

So academics have been looking at the structure of foreign-exchange markets, to see if behavioural factors might be at work.

The iconic plastic doll is often mutilated at the hands of young girls, according to research published by British academics.

To abide by rules, he abandoned his style of abstracts in favor of that of academics abroad.

His case was one of the first of a wave of spying charges against Russian academics that critics claimed were trumped up.

Academics then found trading costs rose for stocks with bans, while share prices were elevated for only a week and a bit.

First, he said, it has to "pass a test" with "serious users" - by which he means academics and computational users.

China, which used to be closed to immigrant labour, is now handing out residency permits to professionals, academics and entrepreneurs.

However, other leading academics said the research was more conflicting.

Academics have been arguing for years that part of China's emissions growth should be chalked up to the Western consumers who buy the stuff.

She said the universities wanted to attract "pioneering, leading academics" to inspire graduates who would lead the UK out of the recession.

Unfortunately, he said, officials and academics are not the only ones interested in his methods.

This would have been a particularly valuable counterweight to the influential but rather ivory-tower academics in the current White House.

Trying to get a head start by pushing early academics can backfire, causing difficulties for years to come.

The advocates of such a strategy are not marginal and cranky academics. They include some of the most influential US economists.

I do not know since when, the domestic entertainment industry in particular, to foreign academics for the Rongcheng a social fashion.

Bering is one of the academics who are trying to figure that out.

The main goal of that plan is to convince Chinese-born professionals, academics and experts to return and contribute to the economy .

Both Kian and I could have enjoyed comfortable lives as academics in the west, but instead we both decided to return to our roots.

Debate has increased over the household registration system in recent years, with some academics calling for it to be abolished.

As academics, we had four-day weekends together, as well as long vacations throughout the year and four months in the summer.

But the other reason, he said, is more sobering: Few academics are clean enough to point a finger at others.

But it also meant that the once studious boy would be part of a structure that far emphasized athletics over academics.

Accounting internationalization has been a focus discussed by accounting academics and practitioners.

But some academics now think it is possible to make cheap, knock-off versions of these expensive originals.

A tradition states, if one looks at it during the academic year, he will not be found deficient in academics.

My advice to academics if they get approached by some City spiv is to say, 'Son, there's the door. '

Academics are one of my highest priorities, but would be useless without occasional relaxation.

Act as a conduit between academics, companies, organizations, and the creative community centered around the topic of environmentalism.

This part of Le's talk was also the most convincing, as the rest of the assembled Chinese academics made a similar point.

The latter, which has been a must since the May 4th, can definitely boost academics and lead its development.

Established in 1978 by a group of academics, Varitronix was one of Asia's pioneers of LCD manufacturing.

When English academics first adopted the word hypochondria the meaning was not of imagined medical conditions.

Therefore, the problem of the response of local venus has been a hot issue in earthquake engineering academics in recent years.

The idea is as much an invention of American think-tank eggheads as it is a woolly term of pride among plumage-puffed Chinese academics.

The wisdom of conveying that steady-as-she-goes approach then is still much debated among academics and other Fed watchers.

In 1987, Ai spent a year in the United States, visiting academics at Oklahoma City University.

"We call a spade as a spade, " he told me when I visited recently as part of a delegation of American editors and academics.

A new book* by a pair of academics from America's Johns Hopkins University finds lots of facts to cheer Europeans up.

The British have imposed tuition fees and the Italians have tried to reduce security of tenure for academics, to make them more accountable.

Many academics who cry out for the regulation of financial markets vehemently oppose it in their own departments.

So with the right planning and enough forethought, academics can enjoy financial stability and a comfortable, if not prosperous, retirement.

Chinese academics engage cautiously with Western reporters about the possibility that some day Chinese people may be allowed to vote.

The report compiled years of scientific research from government experts and academics, updating with new data.

Some academics argue that over-powerful executives have been able to extract excessive awards.

It might seem an idle pastime but academics have come up with a mathematical equation for why people procrastinate.

Academics, marketers, and a bunch of other industries are going to go crazy over this.

FOREIGN authors, both journalists and academics, have brought out a number of books on Pakistan recently.

Others talk of the need for academics to spend more time talking to managers about the kind of research they would find useful.

She called the women "pioneers" in business, academics, civil society and government, and she said their actions inspire her and others.

Simple low-level of maternal love is the essence of that pays top academics bad parking and the coexistence of its original state.

That is a worry most countries would love to have, as they see their brightest students and academics follow the money to the United States.

Either way, the general skills that colleges teach, like discipline and persistence, may be more important than academics anyway.

The latter will prove to be difficult. Hoyerswerda has hardly any jobs at all, especially not for young academics.

Academics interested in measures of GDH (gross domestic happiness) were once forced to turn to the esoteric example of Bhutan.

But there is still a sense of triumphalism among Chinese business leaders, politicians and academics.

Some academics believe the Zeppelin is real but it has also been suggested the aircraft is an early example of animation puppetry.

In fact, not a few academics that stood up in support of the students.

Recently, academics and professionals view the study of nonprofit organizations and its related topics as an extremely important task.

In a background, a simmering row with Russian leaders and academics over responsibility for the war.

Academics are heroic complainers and not always well disposed to profit-maximising businesses.

Learning another language could help delay the onset of dementia by up to four years, academics claim.

Conservative academics warm to her, because she treated them fairly when she was dean of the Harvard Law School.

The book brings together essays by political figures, academics and journalists, but the last are the most numerous.

Military personnel, academics, truckers, salespeople, athletes, and entertainers have loved across the miles for years.

Academics came up with the startling images after throwing away 500 years of conventional cartography.

'Academics have had time to think about the big problems facing the economy, but business knows the real problems facing the country now. '

Mao attacked Confucius as a reactionary, but today academics have tried to revive a Confucian approach to international relations.

Academics from around the world gathered there for the first-ever comedy symposium cosponsored by the Mind Science Foundation.

But this temporary confidence is nothing in comparison to the confidence one can obtain by excelling in sports, academics, or a hobby.

According to a new discussion paper by a group of academics and policy activists, the answer is a form of stage management.

These might be the work of enthusiasts, practitioners or academics.

Due to the excessive intervention of money and power, there exist more grey areas between academics and morality.

As well-meaning as these suggestions are, I suspect the business school academics are missing something.

But if financial incentives shape the behaviour of mere mortal human beings, might not they shape the behaviour of academics as well?

Supporters of open access say that the current system creates a different set of problems for academics.

But Fisher had at best a slight influence on Roosevelt's decision. His reputation had fallen so far that even fellow academics ignored him.

In truth, say academics , plantation owners migrating from the lowlands have been more of a threat to the trees.

Some of the strongest criticism has come from academics at Yale's campus in New Haven, Connecticut, as well as from rights groups.

That line of thinking is slowly evolving, at least among some academics.

After Zeff and Fossum's original work at 1967, many academics began to draw on Industrial organization theory to explain audit market.

andrea has been teaching academics to younger students for four years , and has been a swimming instructor for 11 years.

This suggests that academics' discomfort with the traditional publishing system and its current allocation of resources will increase.

Yet when I made that suggestion to a group of Chinese academics in Shanghai last week I got a distinctly frosty response.

Academics and think-tanks need to be reminded that generating publicity is not a legitimate research objective.

The machine subject is one of the most important foundation theories academics that the machine design depends on.

Holding professional qualifications, including academics, lawyers, engineers, doctors, and clergymen regardless of their leisure or wealth.

Fashionable academics teach that science is but a collection of socially conditioned opinions, as changeable as haute couture.

It is expensive to send students abroad, conduct international research and compete for the best academics in a borderless labour market.

Often in dormitories , meals might be provided , and this can allow students to devote time to their academics, rather than housekeeping.

It's a great resource, but academics would do well to fold in some Web professionals when developing a site like this.

The world will be poorer if only academics get sentimental about Great-Grandad's letters from the front.

By adding a monetary reward for participants to their experiment, the academics were able to confirm their hypothesis.

For starters, we shouldn't spend all that extra class time only teaching academics.

At least the academics are convinced that the profits are genuine, even if they are subsidised.

Academics, often activists or consultants , have been increasingly using data for ammunition rather than for enlightenment .

Beijing also offers a variety of other funds to help academics and entrepreneurs kick off their work.

Why Are the Pseudo Academics Praised by the Mass Media to the Sky?

On Tuesday, the English-language China Daily published a pair of commentaries by academics that made similar arguments.

Chen Cai-Xia intends to work as a freelance contractor whilst continuing to work on a new book in collaboration with academics in the UK.

Some university departments and academics regard numbers of PhD graduates as an indicator of success and compete to produce more.

In their time, they were better known as academics that storytellers .

Indeed that bias, along with other psychological tics identified by academics, may be a reason why markets are ultimately inefficient.

Privileged to be witnessing a conversation between two world-renowned academics in the fields of anthropology and linguistics, I listened.

As with the MPI, many academics have acknowledged the limitations of business-as-usual "show-me-the-money" poverty analysis.

If, or rather when, they turn out to be wrong, they risk a double reputational blow - as policymakers and as academics.

The prestigious institution came third in a table ranking universities exclusively on their reputation among academics worldwide.

A growing number of policymakers and academics believe that these lay at the root of the financial crisis.

Although the research was conducted in the US, British academics believe that the phenomenon also affects men this side of the Atlantic.

Other academics are less dismissive, but agree that the findings should be taken with a grain of salt.

Similar pressures apply elsewhere. In France and Australia, academics receive bonuses for placing articles in the top academic publications.

R&D of bridge health monitoring become an active domain of academics and engineering all over the world.

The month of your birth influences your chances of becoming a professional sportsperson, according to Australian academics in a new study.

I submit that managers should think about evaluating their developers along the lines that we academics do in grading our students.

The rest of my family are boring academics, busy collecting Ivy League decals for our classic Ambassador car.

Sparing no efforts to acquire knowledge from your teachers, you got to know what the academics is and how charming the science is.

Projecting the decline of the US is a way for academics to grab headlines, fill lecture theatres and perhaps win the ear of senior leaders.

The academics here are purified. Calligraphy is the subject of our daily lives wherever and whenever.

It has an outstanding team of academics undertaking applied research dedicated to advancing knowledge to benefit society and the region.

Many Chinese officials and academics interviewed by the authors portrayed the aircraft carrier as a symbol of China's great-power status.

Interest and usefulness of the classroom activity of primary school English be an English academics teaching to pursue a target.

The Nottingham Business School DBA provides a supportive environment , encouraging networking between peers , academics and guest speakers .

It's easy to find technologists and academics type of people.

Still, at the Pentagon, Colonel Lapan says involving psy ops troops in visits by American officials or academics is not necessarily wrong.

This elegantly written and broad-ranging book will be essential reading for students and academics across the social sciences.

But Mr Ollila points to the analysis of a group of academics from across the region who wrote a book called The Nordic Model.

The charge has been variously applied to academics, dissidents and journalists, as well as business executives.

Be the main academics-English in foundation education, also duty-roundly should in the classroom implement valid of interaction teaching.

Academics said agreeing to the request would be a major breach of confidence.

They welcomed further exchanges between the national legislatures, local authorities, academics, young people and other sectors.

Liberal academics and commentators who dare to question long-established taboos have been targeted by nationalist lawyers.

In an ideal world, you might imagine that scientific papers were only cited by academics on the basis of their content.

As for academics, studies have shown the four-day schedule does not hinder student achievement, and may even help improve test scores.

Marx- ism might look like a good idea to well-heeled Western academics who can take freedom and democracy for granted.

The exploitation and utilization of the natural scenic spot are the focal points which the academics research recent years.

But the team is made up merely of two academics and a journalist, people who carry no political weight.

Keynote speakers include former top athletes, representatives from governments, businesses, UN agencies, media and academics.

Hundreds of Turkish academics and writers, including Orhan Pamuk, a Nobel prize-winner, have been prosecuted under this article.

Hamburg University Press will provide a practical demonstration of the advantages of Open Access publishing to academics on location.

Among contemporary American theater artists, Tony Kushner admittedly is the most embraced playwright by the audience and academics alike.

Flotations of university spin- outs have increased enthusiasm for the commercialisation of research among academics .

In parallel, academics need to recapture their heritage of creative, independent thinking and throw off the influence of finance.

And he wants to get the education system to sponsor foreign academics to teach computer-related disciplines at Estonia's universities.

In another country, I don't use abstract language in general while communicating with academics, and try not to accentuate every word.

Meanwhile, a small but influential chorus of academics and policymakers is arguing that these should be America's last arms sales to Taiwan.

For decades, Whorf's theory dazzled both academics and the general public alike.

Wild Strawberries, academics, and NGOs hold a rally at Liberty Square, with a mass sit-in, seminars, and sits .

It is possible, but academics at the LSE have produced a better explanation.

And academics with the best grip on relevance may be their schools' and students' most valuable asset.

This is of great significance for the reputation of young academics, in particular when negotiating a professional academic position.

Three academics at the London Business School devised portfolios consisting of stocks that had outperformed over a 12-month period.

Both academics and practitioners have been concerned about the factors which influence R&D personnel's individual innovative behavior.

However, this forum is an increasingly influential event and it's attracting a great many thinkers, policy makers, academics and ideas.

How to shape and cultivate the core competitive ability is always a problem concerned by enterprises and academics.

Clerics are the true academics of the Chantry, those men and women who have dedicated themselves to the pursuit of knowledge.

Although mixing academics with business can be difficult, college may actually be the ideal time to pursue entrepreneurship.

The Shenzhen reforms have met resistance within the party, say local officials and academics.

The story so far: academics showed that commodities were not strongly correlated with stocks and bonds.

Academics, journalists, and many organisations have produced numerous books, training courses and presentations on the issue.

Academics and campaigners increasingly say responsibility for these emissions lies with the consumer countries.

When a top university hires academics, it enhances the reputations of the professors, too.

His claims have brought howls of outrage from academics across the sciences and humanities.

But the evaluation found that many academics and national authorities believed IMF research reached predetermined conclusions.

Henley supplies the softer management skills and corporate contacts, Reading the hard-nosed academics and research capabilities.

Thinking quality; Inspire type teaching; Three dimension; Right brain development; Academics ability.

Since the invasion of Iraq in April 2003, the number of attacks on academics has risen steadily.

Sketch is a research objective ll the shapes of the thing elephant in the world is in the plastic art essence of academics.

Critics of the multidisciplinary model are not confined to academics, journalists and politicians.

Programme partners and agents will attend a range of events alongside higher education international office staff and academics.

Academics and policymakers are in broad agreement that a major rebalancing is needed to put the world economy back on track.

But without bankers and important Americans, the cast list looks less impressive: a mix of journalists, academics and authoritarian leaders.

Think tanks are organizations of academics and experts who craft policy proposals and ideas, advise candidates, and publish position papers.

Nevertheless, it is a measure of progress that protection of academics was only part of the focus at the Paris conference.

The article expounds the academics connotations of the medical sciences and the professional property of medical workers.

The stellar group of participants included environmentalists, investors and business people and academics.

These were: high concentration of talented academics and students, abundant resources and strategic vision and leadership.

Synthetic DNA is, after all, routinely incorporated into living things by academics, by biotech companies, even by schoolchildren.

The bears quoted above are all academics or strategists who can afford to take a detached view when the markets move against them.

Some academics say that placing a mammoth paean to Confucius a stone's throw from Mao's mausoleum may have gone too far.

A team of British academics has developed a mathematical formula to determine just how perfect your posterior is.

Emphasis is given to academics, military training, athletic conditioning and spiritual and ethical development.

Likewise, the incredibly perfect sales pitches of many American academics are too contrived.

Scott directs the Committee on Capital Market Regulation, an independent and bipartisan group of financiers, lawyers and academics.

I spent last week talking to employers, headhunters, university academics and young workers on both sides of the Atlantic.

Bush also fares badly in polls of American historians and academics (who are assumed to be more knowledgeable and objective).

Most notable is the surprising diversity and eloquence of the debate among both academics and regular visitors alike.

Academics against the current excess liquidity situation also have good advice and put forward their own proposals and measures.

A wide selection of programs provide a co- op education option , allowing students to mix academics with practical skills.

His reputation had fallen so far that even fellow academics ignored him.

That would be good news for academics and people debating public policy.

In terms of achievement, testimonials from academics, or from senior people in your field would complement other forms of evidence.

Prominent academics warn that China could fall victim to the dreaded "middle-income trap, " which has derailed many a developing nation.

The importance of conveying a sense of place is well recognized by academics working in culinary tourism.

Read past the standard collection of academics, and the final author credited is. . . an online gaming community.

In the UK, academics have found that it takes three years for a child to acquire a basic level of competence.

Its membership includes academics, practising lawyers and prominent community members.

Once the exclusive domain of academics and executives, sabbaticals are now feasible for middle-income folks across industries.

They draw hope from a number of academics and diplomats who see the elections as a chance to lead the country gradually from military rule.

POLICYMAKERS and academics are still grappling with the causes and consequences of the credit crunch.

One factor, in particular, needs highlighting: the hidden financial conflicts of interest that a growing number of academics face.

But he concedes that academics in other countries are not thrilled by the American plans.

Every so often, society experiences a "crisis in gender" (as some academics have called it) that radically transforms the social landscape.

With the help of academics, financiers started to unpick the various components of risk and trade them separately.

Being associated with Mr Beck will not persuade many academics to take Austrian economic ideas seriously.

Academics and newspapers have blamed foreign money for the sharp rise in house prices, especially in Shanghai and Beijing.

In general, many netizens call for the increase of academics' salaries to ensure their living standards and social status.

That is because we are competing with academics brought up in the Western tradition, who are good at projecting their fortes to the fullest.

The council is independent of the UN, and has the capacity to select from among the world's top academics.

China has been the origin of the carriage is of concern to academics and the important issues unresolved.

Earlier this month a gaggle of Chinese academics arrived in Zimbabwe for a symposium in which the model was lionised.

Why do business academics write like this?

Almost all of it came from business school academics, and they overwhelmingly agreed that managers generally ignored them.

Some academics have suggested drawing up a list of permissible devices, much as the WTO has a list of legitimate trade barriers.

And if there's one single defining characteristic among academics, it may be just that.

The inherent independence, freedom, and creative spirit of academics are being seriously corroded and alienated.

Be the main academics-English in foundation education, also duty-boundly should in the classroom implement valid of interaction teaching.

Lawyers and academics are challenging the legality of the requirement for the software.

This innovation has not come about yet, we encourage the R&D sector and academics to work on it.

Still, central bankers and academics firmly believe in it as a concept.

For publicly funded research, the result is that the academics and taxpayers who were responsible for its creation have to pay to read it.

This phenomenon of Chinese has been concerned about by the academics. But there is no systematic statistical study about it.

Remember that you got into academics in part for the intellectual freedom it allows.

The very idea would be foreign and unacceptable to main stream academics.

Some other academics complain that many of the courses on offer have been copied from the curriculums of other London colleges.

The Migration Working Group brings together lawyers, academics and volunteers to care for and protect potential victims.

When a top university hires academics, it enhances the reputations of the professors, too. That is likely to make their blogs more popular.

Academics are always being asked to demonstrate the "impact" of their research.

David Eggebrecht vice president of academics, was working in the CUW at the economy management department also have class.

It won't surprise you that many academics argue that these spaces no longer exist, and may never have existed.

They are of interest to professionals, academics and advocates from a range of relevant disciplines.

My husband and I are academics, both working in the same specialised field.

Rachel Schroeder, head of project, says the involvement of Airbus experts was important in winning the commitment of academics.

Former employees of Southern Weekly and several prominent academics have issued open letters demanding that Mr. Tuo resign.

Finance academics continue "churning out quantitative hodgepodge" and Wall Street and others continue to use it.

The academics followed the men from the age of 17, when almost all were single, to 29, when 60 per cent were married.

Three Austrian academics decided that the paintings should be returned.

A country that slanders and jails academics and authors for running foul of its government?

Academics who emigrate to America find that they are in a system that seems awash with money, in comparison with Europe's.

He trusted me at a time when few academics in Turkey were willing to do the same.

Each sub-group will comprise both secondary and primary school principals as well as academics.