Strathclyde

[strath-klahyd]

noun

1. a region in SW Scotland. 5,300 sq. mi. (13,727 sq. km).

Example Sentences

Prof Mehmet Atlar, an expert in hydrodynamics at Strathclyde University, believes there was a lot of initial interest in the design with an order book starting to grow.

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The new welding centre will be operated by Rolls Royce in partnership with Strathclyde University and marine engineering firm Malin which is developing a new Scottish Marine Technology Park at Old Kirkpatrick, close to the Erskine Bridge.

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The Strathclyde University graduate was appointed chief executive of Greggs in 2022 having joined the Newcastle-based bakery chain, in 2010.

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Prof Keith Bell, at the University of Strathclyde, added that "if a system is relying on solar and wind, they design a system to reflect that," suggesting that the additional supply of energy from renewables will not have been a surprise to the grid.

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Put together, the Strathclyde University economists say that nearly 14% of the working age population in Scotland are on disability benefits, other than the element that comes within Universal Credit.

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