Sentence examples for universities have contributed from inspiring English sources

In the physical sciences, universities have contributed to the Hubble telescope, lasers, LEDs, bar codes, radar, transistors, M.R.I. technology and numerous advances in computing.

In May, Universities UK will be using the theme of the Olympics in our Universities Week 2012 to demonstrate the extent to which UK universities have contributed in so many different ways, culturally, economically and socially, to the Olympics and their legacy.

Expectations from universities have contributed to growing pressures for researchers to publish their work in the specific indexed, high-impact journals that their universities have designated as necessary for promotion and tenure (Kao and Pao 2009).

It warns that elite universities have contributed to a decline in the priority given to creative arts, by not listing them as facilitating applications to study for a degree.

What's more, the presence of these many colleges and universities has contributed to the establishment of a deep and tightly connected network of related concerns.

Alumni, parents, and friends of the university have contributed more than $60 million to establish the Tobin Center, including an anonymous lead gift of $30 million.

N.Y.U. officials conceded that the university had contributed $1 million toward the renovation, but according to Mr. Benepe, the university was "studiously uninvolved" in the specifics of the redesign.

In addition to the Huarte collection, the university has contributed its archive of 10,000 photographs and 100,000 negatives, dating from the 19th century to the present.

A detailed case study of the University of Waterloo, in Waterloo, Ontario, Canada, with its progressive Coop and Entrepreneurial education programs, and innovative Intellectual Property policy, illustrates the way in which the university has contributed to growth and innovation in the local and regional economy.

Media coverage shortly before sending out the questionnaires and accompanying letters from the municipality and the university may have contributed to the high response rate.

Nation-wide collaborative efforts from 102 general hospitals, including 41 university hospitals, have contributed to the KBCR database since 1996 (Ahn et al, 2007).