Sentence examples for degrees based on from inspiring English sources
The lift, drag and pitch moment coefficients are modeled for angle of attack variations between one hundred eigthy degrees and minus one hunded eighty degrees based on preliminary wing tunnel tests.
Potential business models include legal degrees based on two years of classes, followed by third-year apprenticeship programs.
"These are not fly-by-night people who got their medical degrees based on information on the back of a matchbook.
When lecturers were refusing to mark coursework or set exams, the university agreed to award degrees based on work already submitted, rather than wait for a student's full marks.
The continuing vitality of the religious system he founded in the 13th century is attested by the fact that many of the modern Buddhist sects now flourishing in Japan are, in various degrees, based on Nichiren's doctrines.
It is significant that the Guardian reports, on the very same day, that the UK's only chair in palaeography is being axed, there being no call for palaeographers at BP, M&S, Dell, etc. Gerry Abbott Manchester Simon Roodhouse argues that plans to involve business in higher education can save costs and allow people to acquire degrees based on the expertise they have gained at work.
Whatever did happen, Miss Bass is asking to be granted a Miss Porter's degree based on work she has already completed.
Clearly, many students are pushed to pursue a college degree based on out-of-date perceptions of the route to success.
So when I was 18 and started applying for university – and when tuition fees were £3,000 a year – I had the luxury of choosing a degree based on my interests rather than employment prospects.
Supporters of the courses argue that a growing number of students will soon pick a degree based on whether they think it will prepare them for the jobs market.
He also attacked Osborne's entire deficit reduction strategy that has been to a large degree based on cutting benefits for working-age people while protecting those for pensioners, who are more likely to vote.
