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And before each elections, the newspapers and the polling institutes put together what they call "an election compass" which consists of a number of dividing issues that sort of separates the two coalitions.
And that number is interesting because if you look at what the polling institutes say the closer you get to an election, the only people that are sort of in play are the ones that are considered uncertain.
So this is the end of a Ph.D. project from one of the best robotics institutes.
This is simply not what our grandest and best institutes of higher learning are in the business of.
Indian institutes and educational system, with a few exceptions, are incapable of producing students in the quantity and quality needed to keep this innovation engine going, so companies are finding innovative ways to overcome this, but in the end it does not absolve the government of the responsibility for creating this educational structure.
There are training institutes where they're churning out people for fixing these things as well.
And we summarize them this way: the institutes have got to be relevant, innovative, cost-effective and high quality.
Physicists could easily then access the terabytes of big data remotely from around the world, generate results, and write papers in their home institutes.
We had to start distributing the petabytes of data to our collaborating partners in order to employ local computing and storage at hundreds of different institutes.
We're 200 people strong with 60 institutes and 20 countries and regions.
Brutal, emotionless Michael Myers stabs his sister to death at age six on Halloween night in 1963; on October 30, 1978, he escapes from a mental institution and institutes a new reign of terror in his hometown of Haddonfield, Illinois.
That program is now operating at 163 colleges and institutes.
(China has opened some 500 such institutes in more than 100 countries.)
Japan's homogeneity helped create the economic nationalism that drove the country for several decades, but today most of Japan's universities, research institutes and laboratories, think-tanks and elite publications, suffer from sclerotic inbreeding.
The Commission’s New Climate Economy project brings together seven leading policy research institutes from six continents, overseen by a panel of former heads of government and finance ministers and prominent business leaders, and advised by a panel of leading economists from across the world.
As he put it, “Venture capitalists literally ‘walk the halls’ of major research institutes in search of breakthroughs, embodied in patents and published papers, around which to build companies.
But new analysis by a team from six leading European universities and institutes casts new light on this debate, and shows that Europe can make choices that are in its own best economic and environmental interest.
It boasts a thriving economy and universities and research institutes on par with the best in the world.
Despite few ready avenues for product commercialization, the world’s companies, research institutes, and university and government laboratories together spend more than a trillion dollars on R&D annually.
Meanwhile, in the private sector, agribusinesses spend much more on research than all public agricultural research institutes together.
For small and medium-size enterprises (SMEs), which often struggle to obtain loans, government-run institutes can be used for collaborative research and development.
True to the legacy of Friedrich List, the father of German economics, who wrote in 1841, “the power of producing wealth is therefore infinitely more important than wealth itself,” Germany has retained its manufacturing edge through a relentless commitment to process innovation, backed by a network of research institutes.
That is why globally networked, developing-country-based health research institutes like icddr,b are invaluable.
Why, they asked, did a country of mass illiteracy need world-class science institutes, especially when a huge proportion of each graduating class emigrated to the US?
But its control is still a fundamental challenge for research institutes, not some minor technical difficulty that can be easily overcome.
Economic freedoms that transformed Russia for good and ill brought despair to laboratories and research institutes as budgets were slashed and bright young scientists fled abroad while others (most famously the mathematician turned oligarch Boris Berezovsky) moved into banking and other businesses.
Before 1991 there were 4,500 research and development (R&D) institutes in Russia.
The remaining "branch institutes" - industrial research facilities, design bureaus, field stations and so on - belonged to one or another ministry.
Government privatized some 1,100 branch institutes, making their finances somebody else's problem.
They cannot be easily subverted by an authoritarian regime, no matter how many cultural exchanges or language institutes it builds.
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