Sentence examples for universities have explored from inspiring English sources

Scientists at many companies and universities have explored possible successors to silicon, including custom-designed molecules and rolled-up cylinders of carbon known as nanotubes.

Our series on the architecture of universities has explored these topics, as well as looking at why walking through a glass atrium is beneficial to scientists and how to make corridors more community-friendly.

As a respite to library research, I have explored other places within the university that add to the richness of the community.

"This decision has not been taken lightly and UUJ have explored all avenues to avoid having to take this course of action," said the university.

Two recent columns have explored the issue of whether postdocs can get research grants, and whether they need them to get tenure-track faculty jobs at research universities.

We have explored the acceptability of the HZ vaccination in people using face to face interviews, carried out by their pratictioners and in university staff.

The M-Pesa service has carried interesting sociological consequences; one university study has explored the role the service plays in granting women greater financial freedom, as well as allowing their husbands to keep mistresses paid in secret.

A recent report [ 10] has explored knowledge on and attendance of cervical cancer screening in university graduated, and mainly unmarried, women (mean age 23 years).

'I've explored obsession.

Universities have to explore new knowledge and replace the best of our knowledge with something even better, and simultaneously exploit existing knowledge through the best possible dissemination of this present knowledge to students and the public.

Many universities have caving societies, where you can explore "subterranean playgrounds" in the UK or on trips abroad.