Today, MIT's five schools and one college house 34 academic departments along with world-class laboratories and numerous other facilities.
Inside are world-class laboratories with cutting-edge equipment and emblems of the ostentation with which Murdock approaches much of what he does.
In this calculation, all the parameters come from International Technology Roadmap for Semiconductors (ITRS) and reports of world-class laboratories.
On the other hand, Gundiah adds, "the academic environments at Indian institutes facilitate getting grants and other resources to permit the setup of world-class laboratories.
Now, only 3 years later, the group has about 30 staff members, two world-class laboratories, and is one of the eight priority areas of the JRC in the 6th Framework Programme.
It will take some time to swab the pigs' snouts, fly the samples to a world-class laboratory and sequence it.
The government spent £400m on building the Isis neutron source, a world-class laboratory in Oxfordshire, but the machine goes unused much of the time for the lack of £3m a year to pay electricity and other running costs.
For in the centuries since Henry Hudson explored it in 1609, the network of bays, straits and creeks lacing the metropolitan area, a collective 1,500 square miles we know as "the harbor," fully earned its dark mystique by becoming a world-class laboratory of ecological strangulation, misunderstanding and disdain.
Cuban agriculture has now become a world-class laboratory for non-chemical fertilisers and pesti cides, farming in small units with highly motivated producers, and growing food in and around cities. Traditional practices, such as the use of compost castings made by red worms fed on a diet of kitchen scraps, were revived and refined.
She entered a hot research field in a world-class laboratory full of ambitious, driven scientists from all over the world.
She accepted it hoping to create a world-class laboratory as a tribute to Pierre.
