| They are usually painted by nonacademic artists and unknown painters. |
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| In later, nonacademic usage, the term theology came to mean a religiously coloured, or sometimes religiously informed, study of some matter. |
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| Case study interviewees also reflected on the challenges related to balancing academic and nonacademic research needs and expectations. |
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| Thus, the applicability of their selected measures to smaller, nonacademic hospitals would need to be examined. |
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| Despite these challenges, nonacademic partners were involved in the projects. |
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| Some students are also participating in internships in other centres or in nonacademic settings. |
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| I need help to broaden my pupils' horizons both in terms of their nonacademic knowledge and for their future. |
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| A nonacademic once translated what I did as building and observing economic terraria. |
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| Sanger felt, to the contrary, that it was the nonacademic masses who tended to be annoying. |
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| Committees noted that more than 250 nonacademic organizations were involved with the Centres. |
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| Several countries are abandoning universal tenure for academic staff in favour of term contracts and the jobs of many nonacademic staff are subject to the threat of competitive tendering from external contractors. |
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| A committee drawn from members of the faculty of the University of Tokyo also advised the editors, and there were editorial consultants from many other universities throughout the world, as well as nonacademic advisers. |
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| He used the name afterward for all his nonacademic works. |
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| On the nonacademic level, the interpretation of prophetic and apocalyptic biblical material in terms of present-day events remains a vigorous pursuit in some circles. |
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| This objective was also supported by sub-objectives of disseminating findings to a wider, nonacademic audience and of knowledge mobilization in general. |
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| Collaboration is also expected from more than 20 nonacademic, private organizations and international and national governmental agencies specialized in the field. |
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| It is a field especially attractive to nonacademic historians, and often to the wives or children of famous men who have access to the trove of letters and documents. |
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