A large-acceptance, highly segmented electromagnetic lead-glass calorimeter for Experiment E781 (SELEX) at Fermi National Acceleration Laboratory was designed and built.
No element of the competition has become more popular than early admissions, which improves the odds of acceptance to highly competitive colleges and universities but overwhelmingly benefits only those privileged students who do not need the leverage of competing aid offers.
Taken together, these two factors make the acceptance process highly competitive.
In many of the areas affected by the Syrian civil war, acceptance is highly unlikely to be a viable strategy, and indeed, it is difficult to see how protection or deterrence strategies would work any better.
That will affect their acceptance in highly regulated industries and where transparency of decisions is key.
Perhaps it is because white approval and acceptance are highly regarded.
However, there is no indication that these three factors were considered in calculating the CPS Advantage, and at least the first two of the above factors are documented to increase the likelihood of acceptance at highly selective universities or colleges.
Post-graduation, Chelsea worked in the Acute Hospital/ICU Setting prior to gaining acceptance to the highly coveted Boston University Neurologic Physical Therapy Residency program.
IT is axiomatic in the New York State wine industry that to regain its national reputation for premium quality it must win acceptance in the highly competitive New York City market.
Although the number of Americans who consider themselves religiously unaffiliated is growing — and atheists make up a small part of that demographic — young atheists still often have to fight for acceptance, especially in highly religious communities.
At Taiwan National University, her trilingual skills won her acceptance to the highly selective foreign service program.
