Sentence examples for formed department from inspiring English sources

Dr. Bennett left Bell Laboratories and in 1962 joined the newly formed department of physics and applied science at Yale.

Mr. Borkenstein received a bachelor's degree in forensic sciences from Indiana University in 1958 and then joined the faculty there as chairman of a newly formed department of police administration.

He also chaired (1968 75) the newly formed department of molecular, cellular, and developmental biology at the University of Colorado at Boulder and served for several years as part-time director of the Marine Biological Laboratory at Woods Hole, Massachusetts.

The "Allied Naval and Marine Forces" was a newly formed department created with the purpose of conducting raids and operations along the coastline of German-held territory.

In 1836, Bird was put in charge of the newly formed department of electricity and galvanism under the supervision of Addison.

In 2000, he moved to LMU to chair the mineralogy and petrology department; in 2002, he was elected director of the university's newly formed Department for Earth and Environmental Sciences, a position he still holds.

A decade-long plan was adopted, including the construction of two new buildings and the renovation of a third, to house the newly formed departments of plant biology, integrated biology, and molecular and cell biology.

For a period in the 1960s and 1970s it looked as if there was a Kuhnian paradigm 'historical philosophy of science', flourishing especially in newly formed departments of history and philosophy of science.

The recently formed music department has never been able to hold a class on campus.

He made tenure and eventually served as chair of the newly formed statistics department between 1957 and 1961.

Leslie Megahey writes: To aspiring TV film-makers in the late 1960s, the newly formed arts department of the BBC was the place to be.