Sentence examples for recognized for research from inspiring English sources

Tits, a Belgian citizen, is recognized for research that "created a new and highly influential vision of groups as geometric objects," the Abel Committee said in its citation.

Physics laureates Serge Haroche and David J. Wineland's quantum work may help develop superfast computers -- and Chemistry laureates Robert Lefkowitz and Brian Kobilka were recognized for research that could improve "half of all medications".

Internationally recognized for outstanding research on early literacy learning and credited with changing the face of primary school literacy instruction.

Under his tutelage, 37 undergraduates -- most of whom are not anthropology majors -- have been nationally recognized for their research in forensics and physical anthropology.

Mr. Sims, of Princeton University, and Mr. Sargent, of New York University, were recognized for their research into the relationship between government policy and economic outcomes, as measured by growth, employment, inflation and other indicators.

Dr. Pakter, who headed the bureau of maternity services and family planning in the city's health department from 1960 to 1982, was also recognized for landmark research in the 1960s on women's reproductive health that influenced several defining political events of her time, including the War on Poverty in the 1960s and the 1973 Supreme Court decision in Roe v. Wade.

McGill is perhaps best recognized for its research and discoveries in the health sciences.

In the second half of the 20th century, the university was recognized for its research with the designations sea-grant university and space-grant university.

In SCM studies, based on the time horizon, three planning levels are recognized for such researches: strategic level decisions, tactical level decisions and operational level decisions.

The University of Calgary U of CC) is recognized for its outstanding research capabilities in biotechnology.

President George W. Bush struck up a conversation with Skop--who is part Cherokee and was recognized for her innovative research and her mentoring of Native-American students--when he noticed a sticker of the Bushes' dog, Barney, on Skop's blouse.