Sentence examples for studying information from inspiring English sources

In 1997, Beghal moved his family to Leicester, apparently earning money by making sandwiches and working for a homeless charity while studying information technology.

Costas Stratis, 24, who is studying information technology at Athens University, said private college graduates should not have the same rights as university graduates.

Simon was a sophomore at an elite New York City public high school when he took the test many years ago; today, he is a 20-year-old college student studying information systems.

Last July, Timothy Ferris, a science writer, wrote a lucid piece in The New Yorker, titled "How to Predict Everything: Has the Physicist J. Richard Gott Really Found a Way?" The piece was read by Dr. Carlton M. Caves, a longtime New Yorker subscriber, who also happens to be a physicist studying information theory and statistics at the University of New Mexico.

Retweets form a unique mechanism available in Twitter for studying information propagation and segregating misinformation.

For reducing unwanted information over social media, studying information diffusion process is necessary.

After leaving QK, he then studied information technology at the University of Westminster, graduating in 2009.

Internet-savvy, they studied information readily available on a variety of Web sites about pricing and showing a home.

At the Kellogg School of Management at Northwestern University, where he studied information science, he arranged musical numbers and even conducted the orchestra.

He went to Carnegie Mellon, where he studied information systems, and then went on to the M.I.T. Media Lab, where he got his master's degree, in 2012.

The 'road to Damascus' for Sharif, who escaped the scene of the suicide attack, seems to have begun when he left Derby to study information technology in London.