Sentence examples for developed universities from inspiring English sources

During the industrial revolution, large factories developed "universities" to train employees on how to use the new machinery.

Perhaps the poorest country in Western Europe in 1707, Scotland reaped the economic benefits of free trade within the British Empire together with the intellectual benefits of a highly developed university system.

What gave special importance to Gratian's collection was that it became the text book in the newly developing universities.

The government projects to develop universities help recruit excellent researchers from abroad and provide resources for professors to participate in path-breaking work on key S&T projects.

It was only about thirty years after Averroes' death in 1198 that Latin Averroes translations became available in the newly developing universities (Gauthier 1982b).

Finally, the number of Japanese spin-offs created fell significantly between 2005 and 2010, since when the number has remained at around 50 per year suggesting an immature situation with regards to creation of spin-offs to develop universities' IP.

In British West Africa, the establishment of the University College of Gold Coast (now University of Ghana) in 1948 was to develop university education in West Africa (Nkrumah 1961).

Case library provides a new approach to develop university-enterprise win-win strategy.

We consider the implications for developing university mathematics teaching within the wider context of tensions across university systems.

She argues that, as higher fees mean students contribute more money, their influence is likely to grow, even at the early stages of developing university strategy.

The results of the study can contribute to the design of necessary intervention programs aiming to develop university students' attachment to the places in which they learn.