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Free sign up"project estimate" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It is used to refer to a prediction of the resources (time, money, or personnel) needed to complete a given project. For example, "We submitted the project estimate to the client, and they approved the budget we requested."
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Cost overruns were twice the project estimate.
The European Project "ESTIMATE", Eurostars Program, is lead to sustain successful ETO processes.
Please refer to CUIT's Technical Design Requirements documentation and contact the Network Engineering and Project Management group by sending an email to [email protected] to initiate a conversation about the service you would like to order and CUIT will determine a project estimate.
Between the IP and code from the two projects, Google and the Eclipse Project estimate that this donation is worth over $5 million.
"Was the $225 million cap an arbitrary ceiling, based on what was thought to be politically palatable, or was it a bottoms-up project estimate to minimize the total cost to taxpayers?" he asked.
It is the European Commission which has identified the need for scientific knowledge about ageing people in Europe.3 In fact, people of the European Innovation Partnership on Active and Health Ageing project estimate that in 2050, one in three Europeans will be over 60 years old and one in ten will be over 85 years old.
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(The Polaris Project estimated there were 3.65m adult services ads per year on Craigslist).
The investigators alleged that the contractors inflated costs by submitting false or unjustified project estimates.
NASA is sponsoring most of the Hyperion project, estimated to cost about $1 million.
But the project, estimated at $10 billion, has been delayed for more than a year.
The project, estimated to cost more than $30 million, is scheduled for completion in the fall.
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