"I think it's important for the public to understand that we count on universities to be the bulwark of critical thought and free speech but university budgets, for example, depend so heavily on government subsidy," Dauber said.
I'm not counting on universities to do this.
A common criticism of the list raised by attendees at the conference was that counting citations of university researchers doesn't adequately illustrate the quality of classroom instruction.
Acs et al. (1994) built on knowledge production function to ascertain that small firms could benefit (with increase in innovation count) from the knowledge of universities and the R&D centres of large firms.
No one has a firm count of how much money the universities or anyone else invests in new works each year, but experts like Sam Miller, executive director of the New England Foundation for the Arts, estimate that roughly two dozen universities are active in commissioning now.
One must live for a full year, 12 months consecutively, to be counted as a Texas resident in the eyes of universities.
The portfolio grade can count towards the university's assessment of clinical family medicine in the Masters programme.
For purposes of paragraph (1) of this subsection, the term "per capita payment" for any fiscal year shall be determined by dividing the amount available for grants to tribally controlled colleges or universities under section 1807 of this title for such fiscal year by the sum of the Indian student counts of such colleges or universities for such fiscal year.
However, this count of institutes can be confused by a count of large institutions that contain identifiable research entities such as a ministry or university versus actual institutes or research sites, some of which may be quite small by comparison.
I count five other universities that are A.A.U.
When CAS is counted as university, the synergy in the Chinese system is much less (−19.4 mbits) than in the case of counting CAS as governmental (−36.0 mbits).
