Sentence examples for institutional picture from inspiring English sources

What a great way to re-engage alumni, to more fully engage with existing students (who generally miss out on the bigger institutional picture during their time of study – with communications being pretty much transactional rather than visionary).

Imaging for each patient was retrieved from the institutional picture archiving and communications system (PACS) (IMPAX; AGFA Healthcare, Mortsel, Belgium).

CECT imaging for each patient was retrieved from and reviewed on the institutional picture archiving and communications system (PACS) (IMPAX™; AGFA Healthcare, Mortsel, Belgium), whilst PET-CT imaging was reviewed on a specialised PET-CT workstation (XD3; Mirada-Medical, Oxford, UK).

All images were transferred to a workstation and evaluated using the institutional Picture Archiving and Communication System (PACS; Carestream PACS, version 1.1, Kodak, Rochester, NY, USA), and the radiological reports stored in the Radiological Informative System (Exprivia Project Spa, version e-ris, Rome, Italy).

"What we observed is VC is a really good asset class but it's really designed for institutional investors," Collins (pictured below) said.

And the first scenes of "Won't Back Down" (directed by Daniel Barnz from a script he wrote with Brin Hill) paint a convincing and familiar picture of institutional failure.

Despite the apparent good capacity at an institutional level, a different picture emerges at the level of functional ecosystems [34].

For comparison, a recent analysis of US research funding at the institutional level provides a different picture, indicating a slow but steady increase in the Gini index across U.S. universities over the last 20 years, with current estimates of the Gini inequality index for university expenditure around G ≈ 0.8 [7].

This picture changes when the institutional configuration associated with the political connotation of the pacts is taken into account, based on the mixed-homogeneous political connotation process described above (Table 2).

"What emerges from the Nisman case is a clear picture of all the institutional travails in Argentina," said Federico Finchelstein, director of Latin American studies at The New School in New York.

In fact, the first and second scenario were highly specific when coming to tools and institutional strategies, but they missed an overall picture on the professional identity forged through participation within open science and digital humanities.