Sentence examples for professor of data from inspiring English sources

BUSINESS DAY An article on Tuesday about shrinking traffic at newly expanded regional airports misspelled the surname of a professor of data sciences and operations at the University of Southern California's business school who commented on the trend.

"With the benefit of hindsight, it might have been overreaching when they expanded," said Sampath Rajagopalan, a professor of data sciences and operations at the University of Southern California's business school.

While the growth in high-skilled jobs is a bright spot for the economy, the state still has a large pool of unskilled workers that includes immigrants, said Raj Rajagopalan, a professor of data sciences and operations at USC's Marshall School of Business.

David Markowitz is an assistant professor of social media data analytics at the University of Oregon.

Professor Logan's analysis of data from the 2000 census finds the New York metropolitan area more segregated than most.

International commitments to combat HIV and AIDS rose at an average annual rate of 48percentt from 1998 to 2007, reaching $7.4 billion and making up almost half of donor financing for global health, according to Professor Shiffman's analysis of data from the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development.

These are the three As that, having studied a mass of data, Professor Jonah Berger identified as particularly important in the sharing of online material.

More important, after studying six years' worth of data, the professor concluded that many of the millions of stops are violations of the Constitution.

Psychiatric professor John Snowdon compared 65 years of data from both countries.

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The authors -- Jeremy Travis, president of John Jay College for Criminal Justice, and Preeti Chauhan, a professor of psychology -- analyzed data from the New York Police Department, the New York State Division of Criminal Justice Services and the U.S. Census.