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Значения термина doctoral candidate на английском

Someone who is writing a dissertation in order to obtain a doctoral degree.

Использование термина doctoral candidate на английском
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Du Bois had been a doctoral candidate during the rule of the last kaiser.
Black Deutschland
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Caitlin Daniel is a doctoral candidate in sociology at Harvard.
Radio NZ
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That would be Tony Papatados, a doctoral candidate at UIC.
206 Bones
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Drew Conway is a doctoral candidate at New York University, studying international conflict and terrorism.
Wired
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No, it was written by Dr. Jesper H. Löderman, a doctoral candidate at that time.
The girl who kicked the hornet's nest
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Late one evening, NYU doctoral candidate Kate Detwiler expounded on a theory I'd long puzzled over.
The world without us
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I'm a doctoral candidate, completing my PhD.
The panic zone
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George Mason University doctoral candidate Curtis Melvin uses such snapshots form space to plot out North Korea's military bases.
Wired
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Joseph Watts is a doctoral candidate at the University of Auckland, and he's the lead author of the study.
Radio NZ
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The world's first digital laser The digital laser project is the brainchild of doctoral candidate and CSIR researcher Sandile Nqcobo.
The South African
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You cite extensively the report that your doctoral candidate Jesper Löderman put together when Lisbeth Salander was about to turn eighteen.
The girl who kicked the hornet's nest
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Molly Crossman is a Yale University doctoral candidate, and her research focuses on understanding, reducing, and circumventing barriers to mental health.
Radio NZ
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She is a doctoral candidate at the University of Paris-Sud and at INSERM, the French National Institute of Health and Medical Research.
Reuters
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At 11 a.m. on this day, Kathleen was to marry David Townsend, then a doctoral candidate at Harvard in history and literature.
True compass: a memoir
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Jordan Gaines Lewis is a science writer and doctoral candidate in neuroscience at Penn State College of Medicine, studying sleep in adolescents.
The Guardian
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Seth Stephens-Davidowitz, a doctoral candidate at Harvard, has analysed the data and found out that it does not quite match up poll results.
BBC