Sentence examples for operating institutes from inspiring English sources

Although damage caused either by the tsunami or by ground motions eventually stopped the transmission and recording of data from all the observation stations along the Sanriku Coast, most of these data were successfully recovered afterwards by operating institutes.

The sample of the study was generated from a random sample of kindergartens in the city with all kindergartens registered with the Hong Kong Education Bureau, the governmental body responsible for education affairs in Hong Kong, They were selected from the list of registered public or privately operated institutes.

Education Management operates 22 institutes in the United States offering undergraduate degree programs.

More than $1 billion was spent over the years to build and operate research institutes on the west side of Havana staffed by Cuban scientists, many of them educated in Europe, Dr. de la Fuente said.

Thanks to that job, there wasn't much doubt about Collins's ability to handle the formidable management challenge of running the N.I.H., which directly employs twenty thousand scientists and staff, funds three hundred and twenty-five thoutsideoutside researchers, and operates twenty-seven institutes and research centers on its campus, in Bethesda, Maryland.

One of 18 independent labs, centers and institutes operating under Stanford's Vice Provost and Dean of Research, CASBS nurtures interdisciplinary research and exploration of pressing societal questions and problems through its single-year fellows program, as well as multi-year collaborative projects.

"We have more than a dozen well-established research institutes operating in life and multidisciplinary science".

These examples of problems in the data and visible in Figs. 3 7 are not always easy to deal with, even by the institutes operating the observatories and responsible for processing their data.

Among the scientific institutes operating in Croatia, the largest is the Ruđer Bošković Institute in Zagreb.

A number of research institutes operating under the Agency for Science ,Technology and Research (A*STAR) conduct a range of human genomic research in Singapore, including the Genome Institute of Singapore, the Bioinformatics Institute, and the Bioprocessing Technology Institute (Table  1).

But the Sisters of Bon Secours, which operated the institute in Tuam, Co Galway, said it handed its records to the state after it closed.