Similar words: acetone, once too often, in reference to, with reference to, price-to-earnings ratio, glucose tolerance test, prince, princeps. Meaning: n. 1. a university town in central New Jersey 2. a university in New Jersey.
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31. In the latest work, Richard Miles and colleagues at Princeton University used a different mechanism to set up mid-air lasing.
32. The Institute for Advanced Study at Princeton, New Jersey, offered him a lifetime professorship.
33. The dispute led Mister West to leave Harvard for Princeton University.
34. My high school consisted of 5 towns : Paxton ( Wachusett ), Rutland , Holden, Sterling and Princeton.
35. AmbassadorFinn is now with the Liechtenstein Institute Self-Determination in the Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs, Princeton University.
36. During the academic year, the Princeton geoscientist works in an office in the sub-basement of the university's Guyot Hall — a floor some of his colleagues didn't even know existed.
37. A Course in Microeconomic Theory . Princeton University Press, 1990.
37. Sentencedict.com is a sentence dictionary, on which you can find good sentences for a large number of words.
38. "We're on the verge of a new route to the bomb, " said Frank N. von Hippel, a nuclear physicist who advised President Bill Clinton and now teaches at Princeton.
39. Dunlavy, Colleen A . Politics and Industrialization. New Jersey: Princeton University Press, 1994.
40. The Princeton Review says competition to enter medical schools is strong.
41. The Institute, founded in 1930, is a private, independent academic institution located in Princeton, New Jersey.
42. Professor Kohli is a David K.E. professor of international affairs at the Woodrow Wilson School of public and international affairs at Princeton University.
43. Another top scientific returnee, Professor Shi Yigong, shocked his colleagues at the top US university Princeton by turning down a $10m research grant to become Dean of Life Sciences at Tsinghua.
44. I'd like to issue a press release That you came up to visit our glorious campus. Princeton is a trade school.
45. With his Princeton friends advancing into the sophomore class, he yielded to his father's preference and shifted the next autumn to Harvard.
46. Karl Barth was lecturing to a group of students at Princeton.
47. He taught for many years in the Philosophy Department at Princeton University.
48. Though his Episcopalian upbringing was, as he says, only conventionally religious[sentencedict.com], everything changed during his last two years at Princeton.
49. She had attended Bryn Mawr Public Elementary School, gotten into Whitney Young Magnet School, and followed her brother to Princeton, where he had been a star on the basketball team.
50. Shi says he earns less in China than at Princeton, where he ran a structural biology lab and helped found a drug-discovery company.
51. For Woodrow Wilson and Dwight Eisenhower, being head of Princeton and Columbia, respectively, was a stepping-stone to the White House.
52. Scientists at Princeton University found a big yawn can regulate the temperature of the brain and prevent over-heating.
53. When not burying his nose in a book, Wentworth sang baritone in the internationally-known all-male a cappella group Princeton Tigertones, who busked through Europe and the Middle East every summer.
54. After C14, I took Princeton Review lessons- Vocab , Grammar, Reading, Writting, Eloquence. In these five lessons I learnt more advanced English and made great progress.
55. Alan Blinder of Princeton observes that some jobs are simply more outsourceable than others because they don’t require physical proximity or person-specific skills.
56. The committee recommended that recombination DNA work at Princeton be considered in this same light.
57. Beitz, Charles . Political Theory and International Relations . Princeton , NJ: Princeton University Press, 1999.
58. "The situation is pretty bad," said Frank N. von Hippel, a nuclear physicist who advised the Clinton White House and now teaches international affairs at Princeton. "But it could get a lot worse."
59. Fluid dynamicist Ronald Stouffer of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration in Princeton, New Jersey, agrees.
60. After graduating from Princeton with an English degree, he moved at his parents' request to Los Angeles to look for a stable life.
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