Sentence examples for research desk from inspiring English sources

After graduating, in 1986, she worked for a while at Amnesty International, in London, on the research desk for Francophone Africa.

Louise Vischer of Amnesty's China research desk says that the 33 detainees listed in the report are likely to be a mere fraction of the real number of people held for expressing their views online.

Watching a pre-taped interview in which he flubbed a line, Wingo said, "Me speak for living... like football... yay!" Throughout the show, Bettis sat with his arms spread wide on the desk, as Nash had instructed, and occasionally darted off-set to the research desk during commercial breaks.

The beginning of evaluation assessment consisted of analytical research (desk review) of all relevant documents and reports provided, to get familiar with the policy basis and expected outputs that need to be delivered within the proposed timeframe.

Methods included internet research; desk review; telephone, email and mail-in surveys; on-site observations; interviews with programme managers, instructors, students, information technology specialists, preceptors, health care workers and Ministry of Health and Social Welfare representatives; and a focus group with national HIV/AIDS care and treatment organizations.

Elsewhere, Moser provided a custom proctor's desk, conference tables, research desks and credenzas, all made from cherry sourced from the Allegheny Forest in Pennsylvania.

We imagine Web users asking about the history of Montana or Bjork's second album — the same kind of questions that callers used to ask the information and research desks of the New York Public Library.

The software tool RDS developed in Institute of Control Sciences RAS satisfies main design principles for multicomputer desks and facilitates creation of research desks for simulation and development of control systems.

Several empirical approaches have been used to practically assess research impact: desk analysis, including bibliometrics, peer reviews, interviews, ad hoc case studies.

This exploratory assessment was carried out during May-August 2008 and involved the use of various methods, including: internet research, a desk review, written questionnaires, telephone and e-mail surveys, a focus group, structured interviews and on-site observations.

The research was desk-based without participants and under the four-tier system applied at the University of Edinburgh fell under level 0 – no obligation for ethics review.