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VU

The two-character ISO 3166 country code for VANUATU.

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He further said VIT was offering not only engineering, but teaching MBA, hospitality and many other courses.

Want to make Amaravati a knowledge hub: CM Naidu

VIT physical construction and programming varied among years.

Development of a system for remotely monitoring vaginal implant transmitters and fawn survival

Some experiments, for example, showed that the life span benefits of blocking VIT didn't occur if autophagy was blocked in other ways.

Blocking Fat Transport Linked to Longevity

Hence, we have decided to set up Advanced Drives Laboratory in a leading university like VIT to help students get hands-on learning that will go a long way in shaping their career.

Danfoss, VIT Sign Co-Operation Agreement

Kathirvelan, senior assistant professor, Micro Electro Mechanical System and Sensors Division, School of Electronics Engineering at VIT University.

VIT project promises road safety

Siddharth Jabade of VIT were the dignitaries present.

VIT demonstrates the use of technology in the service of 'Healthcare management systems in India'

We are proud to be associated with IBM, the global IT leader, to give the students of VIT a deeper insight into the industry.

Vellore Institute of Technology Partners with IBM for New Academic Courses

For example, if we found the VIT on a wildlife trail or a location other than a bedding site, the immediate area was searched for other evidence of a birthing site.

Evaluation of use of vaginal-implant transmitters in mule deer (Odocoileus hemionus)

VIT found it difficult to locate an outsourcer that offered dedicated agents.

Dedicated call center agents make a difference: Vision Improvement Technologies uses specialized telemarketers to stimulate results

While VIT has a strong emphasis on two-way audio and video communications, a dual-band satellite receiver at the hub is often used to bring in teleconferences from outside Vermont.