Sentence examples for a group that created from inspiring English sources
Last August, Ms. Tuxen-Bettman led a group that created Street View images of some of the Amazon rain forest in Brazil.
Mr. Kenney, who worked for the bank from 1961 to 1971, organized a group that created and installed a computerized trust and investment accounting system.
Re "Lessons Learned at Dot-Com U". (May 2): I have been part of a group that created a small program for online learning at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
Mr. Davies was a computer security expert and team leader of a group that created one of the first computer programs to translate Russian scientific papers to English, but the work for which he was most noted grew out of concerns that conventional telephone networks were poorly suited for carrying huge amounts of data in short bursts, the ideal for computers.
The network is building on the Anti Police-Terror Project (APTP), a group that created a model of "first responders" trained to mobilize when police kill, with the first effort in December 2014 after police fatally shot 27-year-old Guadalupe Ochoa-Manzo in Oakland.
According to previous analysis, there's forensic evidence that also connects Sandworm to Electrum, a group that created another malware, called CrashOverride, aimed at energy providers.
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Her professional work dovetails with her volunteer work, which includes Shane's Inspiration, a group that creates accessible playgrounds for disabled children, and the Special Olympics.
As evidence, he points to his role as a cofounder of rOpenSci, a group that creates software packages to support open science and which grew out of connections he made online, including via his online notebook.
Photos courtesy Sit On It Detroit, a group that creates benches (many that double as small libraries) using reclaimed wood from abandoned houses for bus stops without seating, and Dana Miles Frost's image of work from the InsideIOut Program, which installs reproductions of masterpieces in its collection in public places around Metro Detroit.
