Sentence examples for Design a contest from inspiring English sources

For example, we worked with the Harvard Clinical and Translational Science Center (known as Harvard Catalyst) to design a contest to solve a tough computational biology problem that had immediate research and commercial implications.

In 1992, when Flowers joined forces with inventor Dean Kamen to design a contest for high-schoolers, they applied the principles of design-by-doing and gracious professionalism to create the FIRST Robotics Competition—"2.70 on steroids". Now in its 20th season, the contest has expanded from 28 teams in a high-school gym to more than 2,000 teams from nine countries.

This paper considers the problem of designing a contest to elicit maximum aggregate effort from players with asymmetric valuations.

Executives at Interscope Records, the unit of the Universal Music Group that distributes Eminem's albums, are designing a contest in which fans who buy the new album, "Encore," can register to win one of 400 prizes.

Fresh & Easy Neighborhood Market is hosting a Design-A-Bag Contest to encourage customers to use reusable bags.

Four designs in a contest to replace New Zealand's national flag with something that's a little less Union Jack-y were unveiled this week.

Designed for a contest commissioned by Michelin, the one-seater car is ideal for urban commuters, as it is build compact and flexible enough to manoeuvre big cities.  .

The association will work with the city Arts Commission on a design contest for a free-standing sculpture and seating where a planter currently sits near the Police Department entrance at 505 Forest Ave.

Initially, it was designed as a website design contest, but after a couple of years' experience, the interest was observed to be declining.

Last fall, Grant Mower, a cherubic 12-year-old from Flower Mound, Tex., won a design contest at Terry Costa, a Dallas retailer, with a simple and elegant one-shouldered white gown.

It conducted a design contest for a dreadnought in 1906, but the Duma refused to authorize it, preferring to spend the money on rebuilding the Army.