For example, in the United Kingdom, university graduates and owners of businesses in constituencies other than those in which they lived could cast more than one ballot until 1948.
For example, in the example of a university, critical loads might include lighting and HVAC equipment in buildings designated as community emergency shelters.
For example, in our university setting, 55% of first-generation students have parents with low socioeconomic status and 50% transfer in from community colleges.
The technique has proven especially useful in medical training, as, for example, in the University of Alberta Medical School, where the computer simulates patients in critical condition who will die without proper care.
For example, among the university students of Beirut 30.6% of men and 23.4% of women reported current weekly waterpipe use in 2001.
London, for example, draws strength from the universities of Oxford and Cambridge.
For example, in university studies, Guatemala presented an inequity gap (−0.163) towards women, whilst Denmark and the United Kingdom showed the same degree of inequity (0.163) but towards men.
For example, in 2008, researchers from Brigham Young University conducted a series of surveys among employees and community members to assess their perspectives about a four-day workweek.
For example, in Joyce's seat of New England, there is Armidale, a university town of some 23,000 people.
For example, in Japan where 131 university-based rheumatologists were contacted, the response rate was 100%.
For example NetPhos 2.0 (Technical University of Denmark) predicts that tyrosine 357 in human ZnT3, possesses a high probability for being a phosphate acceptor (0.633).
