Sentence examples for diversified course from inspiring English sources
Yet the work is a coherent whole by virtue of its conception of the Roman Empire as a single entity throughout its long and diversified course.
And its diversified course offerings insulate it from a serious downturn in any one sector.
Half of Udemy's current revenue originates from outside the U.S., and Lang says they're continuing to expand globally and diversify course offerings for non-English speakers.
He said he wanted to free universities and colleges to compete, diversify the course offerings supported by government, improve access and equity, and provide better information to students.
We diversify, of course, with a tendency to lean toward the larger countries and companies.
An unprecedented PG-based prognostic portrait is unveiled that incisively diversifies disease course in HNSCC patients beyond the currently known clinical and molecular biomarkers.
It also shows that biology 2.0 can solve the other great question besides how life works: how it has evolved and diversified over the course of time.As is often the way with scientific discovery, technological breakthroughs of the sort that have given science the Neanderthal genome have been as important to the development of genomics as intellectual insights have been.
This paper puts into evidence the need to approach in different forms of teaching different forms of teaching Survey and Representation of architecture and the Environment at the Polytechnic School of Genoa diversified for the courses of Architecture and Civil and Environmental Engineering.
Of course, many individual investors are also diversified in the form of some real estate holding, typically a primary residence.
Although the range of subjects was extended, courses were diversified, and final achievement was indicated by a cumulative point system.
We show that the secondary sensory cells in tunicates diversify in the course of evolution from a simple monociliated cell and that this diversification is correlated to the evolution of different feeding strategies in different tunicate lineages.
