Sentence examples for selective residential from inspiring English sources
It already had a highly selective residential master's program that cost about the same as those of competitor colleges.
He's telling the story of the liberal arts education in a selective residential college and asking "Why would anyone take an online class when they can buy a better education at the University of Virginia?" But who faces that choice?
Recorded live in concert at The Urban Center for Black Studies at Vassar College – "a highly selective, residential, coeducational liberal arts" establishment in New York State – McPhee's four-piece band kick off into the R&B, rock and funk-fuelled outlands of limitless expressionism and never bother to look back.
A case study is presented to show the demand and load patterns of selective residential consumers.
In 1993, Benet's average ACT score exceeded those of 195 public high schools in northern Illinois, second only to the Illinois Mathematics and Science Academy, a selective residential school for gifted students.
Elite research universities can provide low-cost courses and badges without threatening their own business models, which rely heavily on research financing and a selective, intensive residential experience for undergraduates.
Data recovery performance of conventional SLM-OFDM (with perfect SI estimation and with FDC based SI estimation) and ECM is evaluated when transmission is over an indoor residential frequency-selective fading channel characterised by the power-delay profile in Table 3 as defined by the joint technical committee (JTC) for wireless access [23].
In this analysis we have looked at area of residence at baseline, rather than at every wave of contact, so have not been able to examine moves between different types of area, or any self-selective processes involved in residential migration.
Yet Standard & Poor's Rating Services on Wednesday cut certain debt ratings for both GMAC and Residential Capital to "Selective Default" after the deal was announced.
bBias was assessed for selective reporting (not presenting all outcomes related to residential crowding) and confounding (not adjusting for other factors that may affect the association of residential crowding and severe RSV disease).
Duke also has Selective Living Groups, or SLGs, on campus for students seeking informal residential communities often built around themes.
