Sentence examples for representative university from inspiring English sources

And it was the University of Paris, in particular, that for some centuries was to be the most representative university of the West.

All of the opportunities offered to me until then made me into something second-rate: lawyer, radio journalist, Orthodox Party representative, university gangster, American baseball team pitcher, heart-throb".

We used the average gross labour costs for each occupational category as identified by the study of Eidt-Koch in a representative university hospital [23].

This was performed by concurrently administering an identical questionnaire survey for doctors at KUHP and SNUH, which are considered representative university hospitals in Japan and South Korea.

24 This study aimed to explore whether common origins of sepsis infections, particularly the respiratory, intra-abdominal and BSI sites, are associated with changes in the 90-day survival rate among patients with sepsis in a representative university medical centre, where patients are treated according to the most recent sepsis guidelines.

The smart-grid optimisation was used to investigate a case study of the electricity demand for a representative University office building.

They can define parameters, but it will have to come back to faculty athletic representatives, university presidents and athletic administrators.

As part of their 5-6 perstudyteamsteall, all first-year students take part in the Steven C. Verney First-Year MBA Case Competition, presenting turn-around plans for troubled companies to boards composed of corporate representatives, university administrators and second-year MBA students.

However, as even moderate reform proposals, such as multi-year grant-in-aids or minimal cost-of-living stipends, have shown, college presidents, faculty athletic representatives, university athletic administrators, coaches and many college athletes consistently resist any change to their college-sport geometry.

Her examples are representative of university students expressing their interests, not a nationwide university recruitment strategy.

"Victory Is Ours!" declared a post on a Facebook page, Save the University of Missouri Press, created by Ned Stuckey-French, a professor at Florida State University and an author with the press, and Bruce Joshua Miller, a sales representative for university publishers.