Sentence examples for groups of universities from inspiring English sources

"Presumably Hefce would prefer that differences in performance were sought solely within the two groups of universities rather than between them," said the researchers.

It will be interesting to see whether particular groups of universities are awarding many more firsts than they used to be, or if all are.

Unlike the first wave of strikes, where almost all the lecturers taking action walked out on the same 14 days, the second wave is more likely to result in smaller groups of universities taking industrial action on different days.

Emboldened by the advances of the last two decades, groups of universities, observatories, nations and other research organizations are pondering plans for radical new telescopes that will dwarf even the giants on Mauna Kea and reach even farther into space and further back in time.

That makes the 12-year, $7.3 billion contract ESPN, a subsidiary of Disney, signed with the sport's "conferences" (groups of universities that play against each other) to broadcast the college football postseason look like a bargain: the $1m advertisers paid for a 30-second spot during the game is sure to rise for the 2016 edition.

[C2.] BETTER PROCESSORS Intel and Microsoft will finance two groups of university researchers to design a new generation of computing systems.

Lucid's dashboard was first used to pit groups of university students against one another in green dormitories at Oberlin College in Ohio.

At the moment, large groups of university masters are being brought into the universities as AIOs.

EAI scores were higher in men than women, and ultra-marathoners scored higher on the EAI than both groups of university athletes.

Five groups of university students get 20 minutes to sell their business ideas before a group of judges, half of them venture capitalists.

These two groups of university and health service staff have invaluable experience of delivering successful studies.