Sentence examples for an advanced one from inspiring English sources
They get a degree, perhaps an advanced one like an M.B.A. Their goal is to climb the corporate ladder.
Though Finch has always been considered a "fashionable" school, no one familiar with Mrs. Cosgrave's theories ever had any reason to assume that her favorite course would be an advanced one in manners and etiquette.
The current paper employs an advanced one equation sub-grid scale turbulence kinetic energy LES model (1-Eqn-SGS-TKE-LES) to study the design characteristics, turbulence characteristics, and flow features arising from variations in impeller design configuration in a multiphase liquid liquid pump-mixer unit.
The deduced and proposed phylogenetic hypothesis shows that the genus Nucleolites is composed of two parallel lineages as soon as the beginning of the genus in the Bajocian: a group with a so-called "primitive" architecture, and a group with an "advanced" one.
The case of the city of Nakuru has been presented as an advanced one; the city uses a public-private partnership mechanism engaging local groups.
With the growth, development and progression of a non-advanced neoplasia into an advanced one, higher production of bacteriocins is again identified and also more virulent E. coli strains are present.
The $1,000 camera features an advanced one-button auto focus the company claims is one of the fastest available and is capable of an 8X digital zoom with a 2X optical zoom (called AVERZOOM).
BarSmarts also has an advanced one-day in-person training program that includes lectures and a written and practical exam.
Similarly, we categorize respondents as "on-track" one year later (at Wave 4) if they have either a) advanced one-year in their studies, b) completed the standard terminal degree (passed the secondary-school exam, called the MSCE), or c) enrolled in tertiary school.
But at a more advanced one, it becomes a conscious expression of how an organization intends to evolve and transform itself.
Occasionally a student, having completed an intermediate or advanced course in a subject, may take a less advanced one in that same subject.
