Sentence examples for elite sciences from inspiring English sources

He intends to study journalism, he said, at the elite Sciences Po university in Paris.

She studied international relations at the elite Sciences-Po university in Aix-en-Provence and was 29 when she made her first film.

Unlike the city's elite science schools, it has no entrance exam.

The vast majority of chief executives of big firms hail from one of a handful of grandes écoles, such as École Polytechnique, an elite science school.

Seven of the signatories are Fellows of the Royal Society (FRS), the UK's elite science academy, including two past presidents, Lord Rees and Lord May.

In last week's Big City column, Ginia Bellafante wrote about Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg's plan to expand New York City's technology sector by increasing elite science education with a new applied sciences and engineering graduate school.

Positioning New York for 21st-century global supremacy has been a preoccupation of the Bloomberg administration, and one central to the mayor's vision of greatly expanding the technology sector by ratcheting up elite science education.

And some high schools funnel their best students into elite science competitions that require years of work and lengthy research papers: a few thousand students enter such contests each year.

Positioning New York for 21st-century global supremacy has been a preoccupation of the Bloomberg administration, she write, and one central to the mayor's vision of greatly expanding the technology sector by ratcheting up elite science education.

Mr. Chung said the hackers, all graduates of North Korea's elite science universities, were dispatched from two places: the state-run Korea Computer Center in Pyongyang and the Korea Neungnado General Trading Company.

He compares the state of grid computing now to the Web in 1994, when groundbreaking work in a new technology had come from the elite science labs in the United States and Europe but before commercial investment had gathered momentum.