Sentence examples for dsc from inspiring English sources

He obtained a DSc in organisational studies from Aston University in 1973.

In 2003 he joined the University of Reading, where his distinguished academic contributions to the geographies of development and urban geography were recognised in 2007 with the higher award of Doctor of Science (DSc).

Neill was educated at Tonbridge school in Kent, and went on to be an undergraduate and postgraduate at the University of Cambridge, subsequently obtaining a DSc from the University of Wales.

She was awarded an honorary DSc by Edinburgh, Strathclyde and Brunel universities and the Biochemical Society Ciba medal.

He went to Stockport grammar school, then won a state scholarship to study botany at the University of Bristol (1961-64), whech he followed with a PhD in limnology (the study of lakes), also at Bristol, under the supervision of Frank Round; in 1981, Bristol awarded him a DSc, too.

"The concern is that it's so wide a discretion: it gives the commission far too much power," says Jay Kennedy, director of policy and research at the Directory of Social Change (DSC), an information and training body.

It is, however, 4mm thinner than the T1 (17mm) and finished in white rather than silver.Sony expects the DSC-T11 to sell mainly to female buyers.

Like other credit-card cams (like the Minolta Dimage Xt, Casio's earlier Exilims and Sony's DSC-T1), the 3X zoom mechanism is hidden inside the body, mounted vertically.

The Sony DSC-TX20 (£289; sony.co.uk), which has a 16-megapixel sensor and is slim and stylish, shoots panoramas, 3D images and video as well as regular shots.

This week it brought more dimensionality into the electronics market by announcing a new crop of 3-D pocket cameras, the DSC-TX9 and DSC-WX5.

For those set on the sleek smartphone look, the Sony Cyber-shot DSC-TX200V is the closest fit.