that would complement & reinforce the work of existing institutions through an established network of institutes for advanced research & training, all over the world.
This is the objective of the NetLander (for Network Lander) project developed by CNES Frenchh Space Agency, FMI Finnish Meteorological Institutete), IfP (Institute für Planetologie - Münster) in cooperation with a number of institutes in Europe and in the United States.
The co-occurrence network map from the publications of these institutes is shown in Fig. 4 included the institution nodes, co-occurrence weight, networked relationship clustering, and the name of institutes.
The count of research institutions was only answered by 6 countries, with the average number of institutes of 15 (Indicator 13).
The network of institutes "are time bombs awaiting the next Tiananmen," he said.
The institute is in the process of exploring how best to create a global network of institutes like itself, to promote open data.
China's Ministry of Education, concerned that the search for profits were undermining educational standards, recently cracked down on a number of institutes offering tuition to foreign medical students.
S.M.U., like most major universities, already has plenty of institutes, but they are typically bound by academic principles and by university governance.
The process was long and competitive, Kalashnikov working to complete the design at a series of institutes, his ideas subject to criticism at every stage.
These presidents' records and reputations are pegged to the kinds of institutes and centers we've cited, plus long lists of grants and contracts.
From our plans for rigorous young apprenticeships, to requiring maths and English to 18, to a new generation of institutes of technical excellence, Labour is determined not to repeat the mistakes of 1944.
