| So the case is interesting from academical point of view, but not a real threat to the users. |
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| And how well do we planners help our institutions as the academical village goes global? |
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| Now here is a brilliant group of musicians, each a virtuoso in his own right, with strings of academical achievement behind their music. |
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| An undergraduate in academical dress may nowadays dispense with the square. |
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| Furthermore, he is on hand to support the pupils with any academical help they may need. |
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| The style from the time of the 1900?s, also known as Mucha-style, represents a revolt of artists against academical art and backward art schools. |
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| The myth of reciprocity and the theme oflovelead the artist to adopt the academical style combining technical mastery and convention. |
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| In the academical year 2007-2008 he studied for a year in Spain by means of the Erasmus-program. |
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| They organise meetings allowing all the student delegates to exchange and prepare meetings with professors at several levels to solve academical issues. |
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| Musicians are usually more absorbed with performing the music than with studying its looks, so this nitpicking about typographical details may seem academical. |
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| Aligned with other academical institutions, Tdh heads a training module which is a part of the Master of Advanced Studies in Humanitarian Action of Geneva University. |
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| The search for missions focuses on missions for which the consultant of P. Si is competent, given his academical background and his professional experience. |
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| He considers important and possible to work in the relationship with the civil society and the academical groups, to improved the participation and the usability of Internet. |
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| Handmade and printed botanical wall charts give an impression of almost a century of research and academical education in the field of botany in the Netherlands. |
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| There are many famous SQL systems available, like Oracle, Informix etc., and then there is also msql which comes with a very low or even zero price tag if it is used in academical and educational environments. |
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| The phrase Town and Gown is employed to differentiate inhabitants of Cambridge from students at the university, who historically wore academical dress. |
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| William Thomson's father, James Thomson, was a teacher of mathematics and engineering at Royal Belfast Academical Institution and the son of a farmer. |
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