Sentence examples for off from the university from inspiring English sources

In 1998, class.com was spun off from the university as a commercial company; its courses cost about $200 to $300 per student per semester.

Although he can shrug his shoulders and move his head, he needs help to breathe.To record his thoughts, the researchers implanted a device called a BrainGate (manufactured by Cyberkinetics, a company spun off from the university) in his skull.

When I returned to Toronto, I was hired as the director of research and development at a small biotechnology company spun off from the university; I also had an adjunct position in clinical biochemistry at the University of Toronto.

In September of 2010 I was unexpectedly laid off from the university due to loss of funding for my salary.

Martin, taking a year off from the University of Minnesota-Duluth, will be back in goal for Sweden.

In 1964, he took several months off from the University of Oklahoma law school to work as an assistant to Richard Nixon, who was then in private law practice in New York.

He also attends a state school in Cambridge which believes it has the highest proportion of scientists living in its catchment area of any British school, owing to the university and comm-ercial spin-offs from the university.

The robot is called ANYmal, and it's a long-term collaboration between the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology, abbreviated there as ETH Zurich, and a spin-off from the university called ANYbotics.

Five startups are based here, among them ElectricFeel, a technology spin-off from the university ETH Zürich, with a focus on urban mobility.

Around a fifth of the start-ups supported by SETsquared's five business acceleration centres are spin-offs from the universities, the rest are from the wider business community in the region.

Its machine uses no more than a cup of water to wash each load of fabrics and uses much less energy than conventional devices.The system developed by Xeros, a spin-off from the University of Leeds, in England, uses thousands of tiny nylon beads each measuring a few millimetres across.