Sentence examples for jiaotong from inspiring English sources

In a statement on Sunday, Microsoft said it could not comment on reports that some hacking had been traced to Jiaotong.

Across China, the universities labeled jiaotong — meaning communications — are taking the lead in building such departments.

Shi Peihua, a professor at Beijing Jiaotong University, told the state news agency Xinhua that the arrangement eliminates "very long consecutive work days in weeks before or after holidays".

Zhao Jian of Beijing Jiaotong University is sceptical.

By some estimates the total bill could approach $1 trillion, not including the cost of operation.Zhao Jian of Beijing Jiaotong University reckons that metros in fewer than 20 of the 38 designated cities make sense.

The first university from another country in the Times Higher Education ranking comes in at number 16; in the Shanghai Jiaotong ranking, at number 19.The main commodity that elite schools in the two countries are selling is an edge in university admissions a commodity that matters as it does nowhere else.

After four years they found out that everything about the programme had been a scam (even though the institute was real), and that the man behind the scheme had vanished.Xiong Bingqi of Shanghai's (genuine) Jiaotong University says the problem is a lack of government regulation.

Wang Yingluo, a professor at Xian Jiaotong University and a member of the Chinese academy of engineering, says "a lot of us are not from industry and have no experience of the commercial world".As a result, foreign companies in China are spending a small fortune "subsidising China's education system", as one puts it.

"There are concerns about whether the firm has done sufficient research about potential targets," insists Zhu Lei of Jiaotong University in Shanghai.

Qian placed third in mechanical engineering in the national college entrance examination and won a coveted slot studying railroad engineering at Shanghai's Jiaotong University, but as the promising young scientist was developing, his homeland collapsed.

Less than two years later, Chen Jin, a star researcher at Shanghai Jiaotong University, who had received more than ten million dollars in grants to produce a Chinese microchip to rival Intel's, was discovered to have faked his results.