Sentence examples for institutions span from inspiring English sources

The 10 institutions span a variety of subjects and histories, with three specialising in the arts – Bournemouth, Norwich and Falmouth – and two – Royal Agricultural College and Harper Adams University College – devoted to agriculture.

CINJ also has a partner and affiliate network of 21 institutions spanning the state, making our network one of the largest in the United States.

Dercon's involvement in the development of major cultural institutions spans more than 20 years and has been in his current role since 2003.

Going from implementation to testbed, we demonstrate SeRViTR in a virtual network provisioning infrastructure called the Geo-distributed Programmable Layer-2 Networking Environmenthat-PLaNE) that connects three institutions spanning the US and Japan.

Our theory for smart institutions spans the social sciences and emphasizes a dynamic and circular flow of information; in a system of smart institutions, the steering institutions interact with their environment to effect economic, social and political change; the impact of such changes creates feedback that recursively affects the behavior and the overall design of the system.

The computational biology research at these centers and their partner and collaborating institutions spans a wide range, which ensures that the NCBC program provides a foundation for a National infrastructure for diverse biomedical computing.

Attendees came from diverse backgrounds and academic institutions spanning the Carnegie classification system.

13 However, the meta-analysis contained a heterogenous population from multiple institutions spanning a large time period, some of which used older and more toxic treatment techniques.

With collaborators from across the globe and from a range of institutions spanning from do-it-yourself biology (DIYbio) to commercial enterprises, it is important that all scientists working on this project are cognizant of the ethical and policy issues associated with this field of research and operate under a common set of principles.

He also transformed the New York City Marathon from a Central Park race, with just 127 entrants in 1970, into an internationally recognized institution spanning the five boroughs and drawing 2.5 million spectators.

The entire horticulture program was moved to the new satellite campus and the two units operated as one institution spanning two locations under the leadership of president Julian McPhee.