Sentence examples for experimental university from inspiring English sources

His uncle, the writer Rabindranath Tagore, opened an experimental university at Santiniketan in West Bengal.

Mr. Hill earned a doctorate in storytelling from Union Graduate School, an experimental "university without walls," in 1973.

Furthermore, unlike the traditional subjects of experimental economics—university students in industrialized countries—Henrich et al.'s subjects did not even play Nash equilibrium strategies with respect to monetary payoffs.

Later, while a Lecturer in Philosophy at the University of Toronto (1963 1964) and Assistant Professor at York University (1966 1970), Adelman was one of the principal founders of Rochdale College, an experimental "free university" organized on the cooperative principle of its British namesake.

To find out whether the theory was true for females as well, Mr Carré and Dr McCormick turned to that stock experimental subject, the university undergraduate.

He also composed more than two thousand songs, two of which are now the national anthems of India and Bangladesh; made hundreds of paintings; founded an experimental school and university; edited journals; participated in political debates, often as a sympathetic critic of Gandhi, whose title Mahatma he popularized; and managed his family's estates in East Bengal.

Experimental measurements in university schoolroom were carried out, where the parameters of thermal comfort were measured at different systems of natural ventilation with the device Almemo 2590.

Two field experiments were carried out through 2013/2014 and 2014/2015 seasons in Faculty of Agriculture experimental farm, Tanta University, to investigate the influence of chicken manure (CM) and yeast extract (YE) on Silybum marianum (milk thistle) growth, yield and phytochemical constituents.

All pigs were housed together in the university experimental farms and fed the same diet for two months.

Typically that has taken place when pharmaceutical companies license experimental drugs from universities, or when professors receive backing from venture capitalists to start companies.

Yet the canonization of so-called experimental films in universities is precisely the reason both for these films' endurance and for their petrification.