studied

• “But, as I see it, people who feel strongly (negatively or positively) about some arbitrary point and do so in complete opposition to evidence they are aware of, these people are plentiful and their behavior is well studied from a sociological and psychological point of view.”

  Accept the invite « Motivated Grammar

• “Achim Hochdörfer, curator of MUMOK in Vienna, describes her films as a "series of pictures"; whereas the main mode of looking and perception today tends toward scanning, hers might be described as a studied gaze, if not stare.”

  The Wall Street Journal: Tacita Dean Reflects on Time

• “To only study one period in history and say that should be studied is ludicrous.”

  Virginia governor declares April as Confederate History Month

• “The form the most studied is the Tzotzil from Zinacantan thanks to Prof. Robert Laughlin.”

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• “In addition to his education background, Franklin studied with the pioneers of Systems Thinking: W. Edwards Deming, Russ Ackoff, and Myron Tribus.”

  The Huffington Post: Steven G. Brant: Waiting For "Superman" and How Design Thinking Can Make Us the Superheroes We've Been Waiting for

• “Our colleague Charles Franklin studied publicly released horse race surveys from the 2000 to 2002 elections and found that polls identified as partisan tended to skew in favor their sponsor about 3 percentage points and against their opponent by roughly the same amount.”

  The Huffington Post: Dueling Partisan Polls Confirm A Toss-Up In Illinois Senate Race

• “Ben himself has wrote exhaustively that the way to avoid another Depression, the first of which he studied, is to keep rates ridiculously low.”

  Matthew Yglesias » Jobs Picture at Standstill

• “Prior to entering law school, Devin studied at York University and the University of Western Ontario.”

  2009 Student Blawger of the Year : Law is Cool

• “Unless everything Gary Becker ever studied is comprised by "the economy".”

  Is Economics All About Scarcity?, Arnold Kling | EconLog | Library of Economics and Liberty

• “Which was a reference to something she'd said, a little too naggingly, a few weeks earlier: that she felt like he studied from a distance -- that he didn't so much study as watch himself study.”

  The Huffington Post: Ann Packer's 'Molten': Narrative Magazine's Friday Feature

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