Sentence examples for have fellowships from inspiring English sources
Here at the American Academy, where my wife and I have fellowships, no fewer than two lectures by the former German foreign minister Joschka Fischer and the American expatriate columnist John Vinocur have been devoted to the boringness and emptiness of the election.
Some students have fellowships and thus do not need RA support, but should still seek advisers and should be given the same attention to ensure that their research is progressing.
Here at the American Academy, where my wife and I have fellowships, no fewer than two lectures — by the former German foreign minister Joschka Fischer and the American expatriate columnist John Vinocur — have been devoted to the boringness and emptiness of the election.
As regards the third possible scenario, i.e. the evolution into a hybrid system, the advantage is that in larger centres, "general" radiologist practice is already evolving; most radiologists have fellowships and they practise multispecialty radiology, except in very large centres.
For the first 30, I sent off the usual CV, listing a strong publication record, teaching experience as an adjunct lecturer, and the kinds of funding that postdocs typically have: fellowships, in-kind research support, and travel grants.
When a PI has great research projects, he is more likely to need and to find resources to fund technicians and to attract [the] best postdocs (who are more likely to have fellowships)." Labor economist Paula Stephan of Georgia State University in Atlanta welcomed the study, calling it "path breaking" for looking at productivity at the laboratory level.
"I use Xianz because it is a place that I can come to and have fellowship with friends.
In addition to degrees, some physicians have fellowship designations after their name.
Network among peers, delve deeper into special areas of study and have fellowship while undergoing a rigorous course of study.
"No other Amish church district would affiliate or have fellowship with them.
The International Society of Nephrology and International Paediatric Nephrology Association currently have fellowship programmes for training paediatric nephrologists who practice in low resource settings; such programmes should be sustained.
