Sentence examples for students which provided from inspiring English sources
At Yale, Mr. Navalny was enriched through spirited debate with World Fellows colleagues, faculty and students, which provided a global perspective from which he grew to appreciate the devastating effects of corruption on society.
Finally, we had repeated measurements on two cohorts of students, which provided information about changes over time: 75 matched repeated measurements at 2nd and then 4th study year and 61 matched repeated measurements at 2nd and 3rd study year.
COBES's success in building the confidence and willingness of the alumni to work in rural areas can be attributed, in part, to the pre-placement preparation of the students which provided information about rural life and practice, and helped create realistic expectations.
SIPB is a group of students which provide support for computing on campus.
An evolutionary algorithm is then used in order to select the ordering of students which provides the best assignment.
(iv) Email-based communication network at Kiel University (referred to as email-uni 40: email-uni 40ng activity among students, which provides a directed link, recorded over a period of 112 daysending
We offer a suite of apps including a prospectus app, and are just about to launch one for current students which provides key information such as timetables, library loans and your location on campus.
Every August, the Yale School of Management organizes an intensive Orientation program for incoming MBA students which provides an introduction to the school, the Yale campus, and New Haven.
CU Learn is a tool for the Cornell workforce and students which provides access to both online and classroom-based non-credit training programs.
VSP also runs several charitable programs, like Sight for Students, which provides vision care and glasses to low-income, uninsured children — services the company valued at $92 million since 1997; and Mobile Eyes, which sends two mobile clinics around the country to provide vision care after disasters and in community outreach programs.
They, too, should pay attention to lab composition for example avoiding labs that are fully staffed by students, which provide no chance for knowledge spillovers from postdocs—after all, "diversity may be beneficial".
