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Institute of Technology - traduzione in olandese

COLLEGE OR UNIVERSITY FOR APPLIED SCIENCES
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  • [[Cape Peninsula University of Technology]] was composed of two former technikons and other smaller independent colleges.
  • Founding decree of the Czech Technical University in Prague from January 18, 1707
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  • Students at the [[Technical University of Sofia]], [[Bulgaria]]
  •  [[University of Vocational Technology]] Sri Lanka

Institute of Technology         
Technologisch Instituut,Technion (een Technische hoge school)
Georgia Institute of Technology         
  • 1910 Georgia Tech Blueprint – Fraternities Page 05
  • alt=A newspaper front page with the headline, "Georgia—Our Annual Triumph", an image of a football player, and four columns of text
  • alt=About a dozen one- and two-story buildings, several of which are damaged, line a dirt road that intersects with three railroad tracks in the foreground
  • President [[Barack Obama]] at Georgia Tech, 2015
  • A pedestrian bridge links the [[Klaus Advanced Computing Building]] to the College of Computing Building.
  • alt=A football stadium with a marching band in white uniforms on the field, with the goal post in the foreground and various buildings in the background
  • alt=A wide, red brick building with a tower in the center and grey concrete archways spaced along the length of the building
  • alt=A one-story brick building with grey concrete stairs in the center leading to a door with a column on either side of it. There are three long windows on each side of the building.
  • alt=A circular, six-story brick building with decorative white concrete stripes above and below lines of adjacent square windows that encircle most of each level
  • alt=Group photo of fifteen men; five in the top row, four in the middle, and six in the front, posing in front of a brick building
  • Tech cheerleaders waving flags after a touchdown.
  • alt=A white concrete and glass, curved-front building with a driveway separated by a median leading to it
  • alt=A red brick and white concrete, four-story apartment building with a landscaped courtyard in the foreground
  • alt=A person wearing a costume which resembles a yellowjacket, including a black shirt with yellow interlocking G-T logo, spins a dial on a wooden gymnasium floor.
  • alt=A large, white, multi-story building constructed from concrete, metal and glass with several tiered, curved roof segments framing long panels of windows. The building is set back on a large green lawn with several small pine trees
  • Buzz, the mascot
  • The [[Kessler Campanile]] seen from the Georgia Tech Student Center.
  • alt=Six women, wearing a uniform of a white skirt and a white and gold cropped top with the word "Tech" on the front, ride onto the football field on the running boards and rear seat of a white-and-gold-painted antique car.
  • Tech Tower
  • alt=Two buildings stand side by side on a hill. The one on the left is two stories, with two smokestacks behind it. The one on the right is the larger, taller Tech Tower building.
  • A view of Technology Square
  • alt=A white-haired and white-bearded man gesturing with his right hand as he speaks
PUBLIC RESEARCH UNIVERSITY IN ATLANTA, GEORGIA, UNITED STATES
Georgia Institute Of Technology; Georgia School of Technology; Gatech; Ga tech; Georgia tech; Ga Tech; GaTech; Buzz Studios; Buzzstudios; BuzzStudios; GA Tech; Georgia Tech University; Georgia Institute of Technology/to do; Georgia Institue of Technology; Georgia institute of technology; Georgia Institute of Technology Housing; Georgia Institute of Technology housing; Greek life at Georgia Tech; Gatech.edu; Georgia Tech.; Healthcare Robotics Lab; Georgia Technological University; Fred B. Wenn Ballroom; Georgia Institute of Technology
Technologisch Instituut van Georgia, grote technologische universiteit in stad Atlanta in staat Georgia (V.S.)
Georgia Tech         
  • 1910 Georgia Tech Blueprint – Fraternities Page 05
  • alt=A newspaper front page with the headline, "Georgia—Our Annual Triumph", an image of a football player, and four columns of text
  • alt=About a dozen one- and two-story buildings, several of which are damaged, line a dirt road that intersects with three railroad tracks in the foreground
  • President [[Barack Obama]] at Georgia Tech, 2015
  • A pedestrian bridge links the [[Klaus Advanced Computing Building]] to the College of Computing Building.
  • alt=A football stadium with a marching band in white uniforms on the field, with the goal post in the foreground and various buildings in the background
  • alt=A wide, red brick building with a tower in the center and grey concrete archways spaced along the length of the building
  • alt=A one-story brick building with grey concrete stairs in the center leading to a door with a column on either side of it. There are three long windows on each side of the building.
  • alt=A circular, six-story brick building with decorative white concrete stripes above and below lines of adjacent square windows that encircle most of each level
  • alt=Group photo of fifteen men; five in the top row, four in the middle, and six in the front, posing in front of a brick building
  • Tech cheerleaders waving flags after a touchdown.
  • alt=A white concrete and glass, curved-front building with a driveway separated by a median leading to it
  • alt=A red brick and white concrete, four-story apartment building with a landscaped courtyard in the foreground
  • alt=A person wearing a costume which resembles a yellowjacket, including a black shirt with yellow interlocking G-T logo, spins a dial on a wooden gymnasium floor.
  • alt=A large, white, multi-story building constructed from concrete, metal and glass with several tiered, curved roof segments framing long panels of windows. The building is set back on a large green lawn with several small pine trees
  • Buzz, the mascot
  • The [[Kessler Campanile]] seen from the Georgia Tech Student Center.
  • alt=Six women, wearing a uniform of a white skirt and a white and gold cropped top with the word "Tech" on the front, ride onto the football field on the running boards and rear seat of a white-and-gold-painted antique car.
  • Tech Tower
  • alt=Two buildings stand side by side on a hill. The one on the left is two stories, with two smokestacks behind it. The one on the right is the larger, taller Tech Tower building.
  • A view of Technology Square
  • alt=A white-haired and white-bearded man gesturing with his right hand as he speaks
PUBLIC RESEARCH UNIVERSITY IN ATLANTA, GEORGIA, UNITED STATES
Georgia Institute Of Technology; Georgia School of Technology; Gatech; Ga tech; Georgia tech; Ga Tech; GaTech; Buzz Studios; Buzzstudios; BuzzStudios; GA Tech; Georgia Tech University; Georgia Institute of Technology/to do; Georgia Institue of Technology; Georgia institute of technology; Georgia Institute of Technology Housing; Georgia Institute of Technology housing; Greek life at Georgia Tech; Gatech.edu; Georgia Tech.; Healthcare Robotics Lab; Georgia Technological University; Fred B. Wenn Ballroom; Georgia Institute of Technology
(verkorting van naam van) technologisch intituut van Georgia, grote technologische universiteit in stad Atlanta in staat Georgia (V.S.)

Definizione

technical college
¦ noun a college of further education providing courses in applied sciences and other practical subjects.

Wikipedia

Institute of technology

An institute of technology (also referred to as: technological university, technical university, university of technology, technological educational institute, technical college, polytechnic university or just polytechnic) is an institution of tertiary education (such as a university or college) that specializes in engineering, technology, applied science, and natural sciences.

Esempi dal corpus di testo per Institute of Technology
1. California Institute of Technology Massachusetts Institute of Technology Stanford University (tie) 7.
2. The Massachusetts Institute of Technology and Yale University tied for fourth, with Stanford University and the California Institute of Technology ranking sixth and seventh.
3. Willis cited a report from the California Institute of Technology and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology that showed Maryland had the lowest rate of voter error in 2004.
4. Grubbs, 63, is a professor of chemistry at the California Institute of Technology, and Schrock is a chemistry professor at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
5. Ted Selker, associate professor at Massachusetts Institute of Technology and co–director of the Voting Project, run by MIT and the California Institute of Technology.