Sentence examples for which commencement from inspiring English sources
The phrase "which commencement" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific event or occasion of starting something, such as a ceremony or a process. Example: "I am unsure which commencement you are referring to in your email."
All those things which commencement speakers talk about — personal growth, critical-thinking skills, intellectual exploration, breadth of learning — will survive at the top institutions, but other colleges will come under increased pressure to adopt the model of trade schools.
dsrA is an RNA molecule in which commencement and stability of transcription are higher at low temperatures [ 15]. dsrA RNA binds to h-ns RNA and blocks its translation [ 19], which would allow SlyA to promote kps transcription.
Sullivan has fun with the "lesbian until graduation" phenomenon — which, in "Commencement" at least, involves a lot of kissing and some forays to second base.
This meant, as he recalled in the "Article on Utilitarianism" (1829), that "attached to the words 'utility' and 'principle of utility' were now ideas in abundance", from which "a commencement was made of the application of the principle of utility to practical uses" (1983a, 290).
The main focus of this sub-study was to prospectively determine factors which influenced commencement, adherence and retention to the exercise programme.
New York University, which holds commencements behind the arch, has agreed to help cover costs and contribute $15,000 a year for upkeep.
The tornado anniversary comes a day after Joplin High School's graduation ceremony, which featured a commencement address by President Obama.
Organizers of last year's black commencement said it was open to all graduating students, as was Harvard's official commencement, which was held two days later.
In the 79 hospitals in which the MET commencement date was known, 75% of MET services had commenced by May 2002.
Others wondered whether to apply for graduate school or participate in commencement, which was still scheduled for May 7.
In her four years at Yale, which culminate in commencement this weekend, she never missed a Sunday Mass and joined in weekly discussions of scripture.
