Sentence examples for institute library from inspiring English sources

Along the way, he raised more than $500 million for his presidential center, which will occupy 23 acres on the campus of Southern Methodist University here and will host the institute, library and museum.

When I arrived at the institute library and asked to see the memorial tributes, I was surprised (and after a moment's thought, not surprised) to learn that there were none.

While it might not become a most treasured item for individual scientists, it is certainly a good reference book to have in one's institute library.

The computers, together with the Institute library and other facilities, are made available to Columbia faculty members and students participating in research at the Institute.

I asked him for his views on the source and power of his own novels, and, seated on a leather couch in the Santa Fe Institute library, he responded with a kind of parable: "There was a guy who was a great wingshot on a quail hunt in Georgia.

Catalog that lists materials for most UCB libraries (excluding the Law Library, many institute libraries, departmental libraries).

Scientists worldwide might soon be able to tap into one of Russia's best kept secrets: a wealth of research data in obscure institute libraries or samizdat publications.

The same building houses other environmental institutes, libraries, and laboratories.

A centre of Afrikaans culture and learning, the town houses Stellenbosch University (incorporated 1918) and affiliated research institutes, libraries, and museums.

They could be borrowed from schoolteachers and the Mechanics' Institutes libraries, even from the gentry, and Thompson gobbled them up, classic fiction and penny romance alike.

Along with the station and the works, the London and North Western Railway built Crewe, an industrial cornucopia of mechanics' institutes, libraries, meeting halls, churches, homes and the glorious Queen's Park, which opened to the public in 1888.