Sentence examples similar to hunt resources from inspiring English sources

See the Housing page for links to apartment-hunting resources and special information for PhD students and MA students.

We've also built a website (www.careersforphds.com) to consolidate some of the powerful Internet job-hunting resources geared specifically to academics and former academics.

C: Research Institute in Hunting Resources (IREC).

Ideas that emerged include regular scientific-cum-social meetings, a possible departmental postdoc association, a dedicated postdoc section on the departmental Web site and an effort to develop the department's substantial postdoc alumni network into a job-hunting resource.

This occurred in those areas where wild boar production as a hunting resource is practiced, and ADV seroprevalences are high.

The structure of the game is as follows: individuals of a group can engage in a cooperative activity (i.e. hunting, resource purchase) where every individual can play two strategies, either to cooperate with probability x or to defect with probability 1- x.

IN POORER countries such as Congo, China's hunt for resources has more complex effects.

They complain that Chinese companies destroy national parks in their hunt for resources and that they routinely disobey even rudimentary safety rules.

Instead, they depended on the greybeards (or at least the salt-and-pepper beards) to organise and lead the all-important hunt for resources.

Now the deadly siege in Algeria has fired up a debate here over how far its petroleum companies, and their skilled workers, should go in the hunt for resources and profits.

There has been much publicity about China's hunt for resources abroad, mostly in developing countries but not so widely known is that recycling plays a huge role in quenching its thirst for raw materials.