2) Project sophistication: Student projects created with laptops tend to be more sophisticated.
Interdisciplinary work is the norm, with projects requiring sophistication at the lab bench and at the computer, for generation and analysis of the massive datasets that are typical for genomics.
Our assessment is that DIYBio in Europe is here to stay, with new groups emerging across the continent and established groups growing in participants, projects and sophistication.
The idea for my project on sophistication came from research on Vanity Fair and The New Yorker in the nineteen-twenties, thirties, and forties, and I plan to pursue that in more detail.
The main concern of this study is stages of adoption, which covers three phases in respect of the maturity of the RFID project and the sophistication of business applications and RFID technology.
All of these things help the audience understand how he is trying to project authority and sophistication.
Projects increasingly require information and process sophistication from many fields.
All three projects hint at the sophistication many Spanish cities have shown in dealing with their cultural heritage.
These projects have a greater sophistication, scale and impact than I think any of us imagined (click here to see a photo essay about some of the people, places and projects we encountered).
It's not about the size of the market, but the sophistication of the projects". Skilled labor and professionals are beginning to enjoy the fruits of their education outside of their 9-5 joby by utilizing specialized sites that match specific employers with contractors to service their technical needs.
In describing 75 Livingston Street, developed by Jacob Adelman, the commission said it was a work of "considerable elegance and sophistication," with "projecting pavilions, chamfered corners and secondary setbacks that give the building visual interest well beyond what was required by the zoning regulations and equal to that of any skyscraper in greater New York".
