Sentence examples for projects graduate from inspiring English sources
Under the Excellence Initiative, the federal government funds research projects, graduate schools and a select number of universities based on their research potential.
The mathematics division is the only research winner, getting $20 million more for a variety of individual and group projects; graduate students in many disciplines would also get a boost in their stipends.
Over a recent happy hour, we discussed various potential avenues: other fellowships, research projects, graduate schools, jobs.
Messhof worked as the game's only programmer and his time was divided between development and his other freelance and personal projects, graduate school, and a job teaching at University of Southern California.
Shefer & Frenkel, 2002 In the last three years, 86.4% of the projects graduated from the program and the success rate shows that 78% obtained financial support after graduation.
Challenges notwithstanding, in September 2009, MEIZ admitted the first cohort of students, all of whom undertook MDG-related projects graduating successfully by 2012.
He grew up in a veteran's housing project, graduated from Harvard and served in combat as an Army staff sergeant in Vietnam.
For more than two decades Ms. Miles provided a vital steppingstone for female writers and directors; the project graduated from the American Place basement in the 1980s and bought its own home (now the Julia Miles Theater) in 1998.
An evaluation of the program by researchers at Lesley College, based in Cambridge, found that 92percentt of Algebra Project graduates in Cambridge enrolled in upper-level math courses in ninth grade -- twice the rate of their peers in the city.
An advert posted last week for a marketing manager reveals that Alphabet – now the world's most valuable technology company – intends to bring "self-driving cars to market" and "apply [a] new brand identity" after the project "graduates" from the company's secretive X division, dedicated to moonshot projects such as airborne power generators and drones providing internet access.
Based on the 15 publications cited, not a single study shared authors (Table 5), suggesting that these studies were probably side projects or graduate student projects.
