Sentence examples for introducing a master from inspiring English sources

Herman A. Berliner, the university's provost and senior vice president for academic affairs, said that Hofstra had long considered introducing a master's program in health-services management and that it decided to do it after North Shore-L.I.J. suggested that they team up for a master's in quality management.

The main idea behind Powerlink is to avoid collisions over the Ethernet channel by introducing a master-slave approach.

London Business School has introduced a master's in finance.

Last year, Chicago's Museum of Science and Industry introduced a master's in science education with the Illinois Institute of Technology.

North Carolina State University introduced a master's in analytics in 2007.

It is reported to be planning to introduce a "master control" that would simplify users' privacy settings.

This spring, Fordham University introduced a master's degree in international humanitarian action, which examines all aspects of disasters, from politics and history to ethics.

The next public forums, which will introduce a master plan based in part on opinions from the workshops, will be in April.

North Carolina State University introduced a master's in analytics in 2007, and all 84 of last year's graduates had job offers, according to Michael Rappa, who conceived of and directs the university's Institute for Advanced Analytics.

On account of this, this paper introduces a master synchronization differing from the traditional mechanism in wireless communication to simplify transceiver and lower the power consumption in tag nodes.

"Why should you bother me by introducing a new master's degree when I'm already busy with what I'm doing with the Ph.D.'s," they ask, according to Ms. Lynch, of the Council of Graduate Schools.