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Julian Williams, junior middleweight, 25 Some people aren't sure about him, but the versatile prospect has recently graduated to borderline contender and has a lot going for him in the ring.
The SGeMS package provides a versatile toolkit for Earth Sciences graduates and researchers, as well as practitioners of environmental, mining and petroleum engineering.
Development of a laboratory rig to provide graduate students with versatile equipment for final year projects is discussed in this paper.
"Financials are the language of business," says Brunner. "Students, graduates, and employees need versatile financial skills to use business metrics for growth.
Senior Wes Brown should push for significant playing time when he returns from his suspension for Big Ten Conference play, while graduate Trey Edmunds is bruising and versatile.
Therefore, camb can serve as an education platform for undergraduate, graduate, and post-doctoral students, while providing versatile functionalities for predictive bioactivity/property modelling in more advanced settings.
Washington State University integrated psychological hypnosis into their counseling psychology graduate program in 1984, calling the practice "one of the most versatile and useful of health care tools for both physical and mental health".
While a postdoctoral fellow at McGill University in Montreal, Canada, Emily Standen decided to raise fish out of water because her graduate school study of fish fins had led her to appreciate how versatile these appendages can be.
