Sentence examples for courses linked from inspiring English sources

MAHOPAC HIGH SCHOOL offers 13 advanced placement courses as well as several college-credit courses linked to Syracuse University and local colleges.

Guests preferring to stay in La Concha can take advantage of a series of afternoon courses linked to the morning Spanish classes.

In what is being claimed as the biggest ever experiment in "edutainment", a US television company is forming a partnership with a top-ranking Californian university to produce online courses linked to a hit TV show.

In the acute setting, in those who suffer more protracted post-operative courses linked to adverse RV function, targeted resynchronization pacing could be of significant benefit in the immediate recovery period, especially since it seems clear that RV apical pacing is deleterious at worst and at best neutral in effect.

This is primarily aimed at 14 16 year olds, especially those taking courses linking design, technology and business.

We see three distinct models in the spectrum of teaching opportunities: Infusion of bioinformatics content into existing courses Linking of Biology and Computer Science courses (or Bio-Math, Chem-CS, etc).

by sharing lab exercises or interdisciplinary final projects Team-teaching of Bioinformatics involving instructors from multiple departments Infusion of bioinformatics content into existing courses Linking of Biology and Computer Science courses (or Bio-Math, Chem-CS, etc).

And those authorities were, of course, linked to the government.

There are strands in these predictable tales that are, of course, linked.

"And this is, of course, linked to the experience of growing up in a society where newspapers were censored, books were banned, travel was forbidden".

A New England Option Another course linked to its setting is "Women's Work in New England, 1620-1920," being offered on the weekend of June 15 to 17 by Historic Deerfield, in Massachusetts, and Boston University's Dublin Seminar for New England Folk Life.