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1、留學(xué)英文推薦信格式留學(xué)英文推薦信格式1留學(xué)英文推薦信格式2留學(xué)英文推薦信格式3Frm: Department f the SPECIAL CLASS GIFTED fr YUTHSUniversity f Science and TechnlgyHefei, Anhui 230026, P.R. ChinaJuly 1, 1998Dear Sir r Madam:I take great pleasure in recmmending Wang Yng, ne f my favrite students, fr admissin int yur distinguished graduate p

2、rgram.Mr. Wang was admitted in 1986 at 14 years f age int the SPECIAL CLASS fr the GIFTED YUTHS, my universitys unique prgram that caters t the intellectual needs f unusually talented Chinese yungsters. It was a rare privilege he earned with his nearly impeccable academic perfrmance thrugh the years

3、 f his elementary and secndary schl.He impressed me almst as he entered int my university, a majr cradle f chinas scientific and technlgical talents. At the time, members f the Gifted Class all had t spend half a mnth studying by themselves the principles f calculus and then take an eam s that we cu

4、ld evaluate their self-study capability. Mr. Wang scred the highest grade in that eam. He als ehibited a keenly whetted mind during class discussins. T my regret at the time, his English was nt as gd as his mathematics r physics.(缺點(diǎn)介紹，公正真實(shí)) But I nticed he made a pint f wrking especially hard in imp

5、rving his English during his five undergraduate years with us. By nw, he seems t be at least as prficient in English as mst f his frmer classmates in the Gifted Class.In my eperience with Mr. Wang, I was impressed with nt nly his etrardinary intelligence but als his ambitins and persistence. I am su

6、re that Mr. Wang will be an utstanding student in any dctral prgram that he may care t enrll in. S I wuld like t supprt him firmly in his quest recmmendatin int accunt when cnsidering his applicatin. I wuld greatly appreciate it yu decide t accept him as he wishes.Yurs sincerelyPrfessr and Deputy He

7、ad留學(xué)英文推薦信格式4In capacity as Prfessr f Mathematics at Fudan UniversityIm writing t recmmend Mr. WangGesintsyur PhD prgram in Cmputer Science. I have knwn Mr. Wang since his sphmre year f cllegeand have acted as his thesis advisrmentr. In my eperiencehe is a gifteddiligent studentand an admirably hard

8、wrker.Wang is an impressive student because he has been frced t vercme the significant challenge f a serius illness during his freshman year. When I first met Wang in my Discrete Math classhe did nt appear t be anything special t me. While his eam scres were gdthey were nt as high as I wuld nw epect

9、 f him.What I didnt knw then was that due t his illnessWang was attempting t take all f the difficult early mathematics curses at ne timeincluding Discrete MathematicsAdvanced MathematicsLinear Algebraand Pssibilities. While mst students fund preparing fr just ne set f these eams difficultWang was v

10、erwhelmed by fur f them. But in the endhe achieved an impressive scre n the final eamwhich made me cnscius f his unusual determinatin he demnstrates when cnfrnting difficult challenges.Mr. WangI have ften talked abut a variety f mathematicscmputer science cnceptsprblems. During these discussinsI alw

11、ays fund him t be delightfully intelligent. Nt nly des he quickly understand the cnceptsprblems presented t himhe is able t analyze these prblemspresent slutins. But perhaps mst imprtant is that Wangs thinking is intensely rigrus. When lking at any questinhe carefully scrutinizes itif he finds any u

12、ncertain issuehe clears them up immediately. I believe this kind f thught is essential t becputer prgrammer.Serving as his thesis advisrI had a first-hand pprtunity t bserve the way in which Wangs mind wrks. In his senr thesisMr. Wang mainly discussed tw challenging questins in regards tANN。In ur bks in Chinaknwledge f ANNits uses are very rare. Few peple in China have studied this tpiccnsequentlythe materials that are available n ANN are limited. Wrking n this difficult prjectnt nly did Mr. Wang rise t the challengebu