phd
- n a doctorate usually based on at least 3 years graduate study and a dissertation; the highest degree awarded graduate study
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- PHD Virtual Backs Up and Protects vHost UK Client Data
PHD Virtual Technologies, a pioneer in virtual backup, infrastructure monitoring and innovator of disaster recovery assurance solutions, announced today that vHost UK (http://mille
June 12, 2013 - Business Wire via Yahoo! Finance - Pioneer Floating Rate Trust (PHD) Ex-Dividend Date Scheduled for June 13, 2013
Pioneer Floating Rate Trust (PHD) Ex-Dividend Date Scheduled for June 13, 2013
June 12, 2013 - Nasdaq - Dr. Robert F. Brunhouse, PhD., 64, Of Redding, Research Immunologist
REDDING, Conn. - Robert F. Brunhouse, PhD, of Redding died June 5. He was 64. Dr. Brunhouse was born May 15, 1949, in San Jose, Calif., to C. Edward Brunhouse, DDS and Margaret A. Brunhouse (nee Simmons). Educated in his youth in San Jose, he was a member of the Willow Glen High ...
June 11, 2013 - The Daily Easton
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- Joakim Noah in SI.com
Last year our motto was PHD - poor, hungry and driven,Noah said. "This year, it's harder because you've got to keep that PHD - that poor, hungry and driven - but there's filet mignon everywhere around you and salami and all these great... - Mayim Bialik in WSOCtv.com
I finished my PhD last year, but I also had my second child. So life right now is about a little baby and a 3-year-old, and going on auditions to see if the acting world is interested in me as an adult,Bialik said, laughing. - Bill Curry in ESPN
It has given me an opportunity to study for roughly 250 football games in which I was responsible for learning the offenses and defenses for both teams,Curry said, adding he feels as if he has earned "a PhD in football strategy."