Sentence examples for set up degree from inspiring English sources

Inspired, and realising what a huge potential market this was, he suggested to the university that it should set up degree courses for older people who were working full-time.

To further investigate influences on glucocorticoid production in redfronted lemurs future studies should include measures of predation risk, possibly via an experimental set up, degree of feeding competition and seasonality of food abundance.

Anti-trafficking program has received a large degree of police support, with new databases set up.

The government agreed to set up a degree program in human rights for public officials and indigenous leaders.

Last year, for example, Carnegie Mellon and the University of Pittsburgh set up a degree program in computational biology and in biophysics that involved several departments from both institutions.

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Saw, set up, saw, and set up.

Here he set up the degree-status BEd course, and initiated annual field courses, a novel idea in those days.

The university set up a degree-granting campus in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates, in September and it has long sponsored a dozen smaller programs in other countries.

Actor Kevin Bacon, known for his six degrees of separation from nearly everyone in entertainment, has tapped into the zeitgeist and worked with Network for Good to set up Six Degrees, a Web site where individuals can set up accounts to ask friends and family to contribute to designated, licensed U.S. charities.

An empirical relationship was set up between the degree of orientation expressed by birefringence and the modulus of elasticity parallel to the fibre direction, and the ratio between this modulus and the modulus transverse to the fibre direction, respectively.