用PhD造句子，“PhD”造句

The first thing I would point out here is, while getting a PhD in science may not be the most lucrative thing in the world, hey, it's still far more marketable than getting a PhD in the arts.

Proponents of the PhD argue that it is worthwhile even if it does not lead to permanent academic employment.

We are talking about the high-functioning alcohol aBuser here, says addiction specialist Paul Leslie Hokemeyer, PhD. He works at the Caron Treatment Center's New York City office.

The research will establish a firm link between the two universities, with Leeds supporting two Ethiopian students on a PhD programme which will include a year in the UK.

A PhD in psychology, Szymanski is a self-diagnosed perfectionist.

In his 1999 book, Biological exuberance, Bruce Bagemihl PhD documents (p. 71, 209-210) that.

Undergraduate, masters and PhD degrees in information technology, science, health and engineering will be among the courses on offer.

Expecting good things can make you healthier and might even lengthen your life, says researcher Suzanne Segerstrom, PhD, author of Breaking Murphy's Law.

W. Edwards Deming (1900-1993) was a physicist/statistician with a PhD from Yale who applied the ideas of a little-known American mathematician, Walter Shewhart, to business processes.

He received his MD degree from the Faculty of Medicine, Cairo University and obtained his PhD in the United Kingdom.

Shapiro then earned a PhD at MIT, where he developed a noninvasive imaging technology for observing chemical messengers in the brain.

I was very proud when she got her PhD.

According to Bowdoin College psychologist Barbara Held, PhD, for those with a glass-half-empty view of the world, all this happy talk can be downright depressing.

He earned a bachelor's degree (1976) and a PhD (1982) in economics at Harvard.

But the bees are not as happy as they sound, which is why Mr Wardell, who has a PhD in entomology and is a DE facto bee doctor, is here.

We were discussing life in Beijing, work at Microsoft Research, and my PhD project on tangible user interfaces.

My "adviser" was the Scots incarnation of Little Britain's Pauline, who relished humiliating people better qualified than herself: "We have to find ways of hiding the fact you've got a PhD," she said.