Sentence examples for degree tracked from inspiring English sources

In fact, the spiralling cost of education has to some degree tracked the rising wage premium; as college has, in relative terms, become more valuable economically, people have become willing to pay more for it.

In Weekend (1967), Godard makes three 360-degree tracking shots around a farmyard as Mozart's Piano Sonata No 18, K576, plays.

Olson suggests that the increase in law degrees tracks the readership of Ralph Nader's books (his first, Unsafe at Any Speed, was published in 1965).

Olson suggests darkly that the increase in law degrees tracks the readership of Ralph Nader's books (his first, Unsafe at Any Speed, was published in 1965).

The court record in the trial shows that by spring 1996, the government had identified Mr. bin Laden "as a serious threat to the national security of the United States," and it was about that time that intelligence agents began successfully to understand, and to some degree track, his potential ambitions.

It now offers 324 unique degree tracks, including well-regarded international business program.

Today, the Palo Alto-based company launched an inexpensive, comprehensive degree track-style program that will allow anyone with basic computer science skills to get schooled in the wild and woolly world of data science by the companies that helped pioneer those concepts.

Udacity recently launched an comprehensive degree track program meant to compete with a much more expensive online master's program in data science from UC Berkeley and 2U, while EdX partnered with Google to launch MOOC.org, which will allow teachers and businesses to create their own digital courses.

Campuses are aiming to enroll 5% of students in the three-year degree tracks by next summer.

The main camera was placed on a 360 degree track surrounding the ruin it takes place on.

Too many people choose degree tracks not because they are passionate about the subject, but because others influence them or they are told it's the "right" path to be successful.