Sentence examples for aide project from inspiring English sources

In the AIDE project in fact also portable devices have been included into the concept of information management, a personal mobile phone can be seamlessly connected and managed by the central intelligence of the system keeping the connectivity always on, as demanded by today drivers, but enabling the full hands free control of the smart phone functions including SMS and MP3 player management.

Without such changes, and with only modest growth in economically sensitive revenues, Mr. Emanuel's aides projected that the deficit would have mushroomed to at least $741.4 million in 2013 and to almost $800 million the following year.

To address the challenges of connectivity and safe use in cars of nomadic devices the AIDE integrated project established a Nomadic Device Forum that brought together representatives of the key stakeholders involved in this field.

While our approach would certainly aide such projects, researchers should be aware of the error and bias inherent in such analyses.

Aided by projected images that seem to hover between dimensions — and the witty mystical music of Alexander Bakshi (love the name-checking scat number) — the performers suggest bewildered, tenacious pioneers trying to hack their way into a tangled collective past.

Zhao En Tan, 76, lives in Sunset Park but works part time as an aide at the Project Open Door Senior Center, a few steps from the Grand Street station.

When discussing in interviews what image the Obamas want to project, aides use one word more than any other: "inclusive".

As his aides worked to project an air of inevitability out of his back-to-back victories, the Massachusetts senator dismissed the idea that his way was clear.

Throughout the campaign, the mayor's aides sought to project an air of inevitability, but data released on Friday revealed just how anxious they had become in the final weeks.

And while she dropped her earlier opposition to state and local support for the project, aides to the governor said she did so only after getting guarantees from the YankeeNets that no public agency would be responsible for cost overruns on the project.

Her first job after college was staff aide to the Manhattan Project.