Sentence examples for biannual project from inspiring English sources

Alpha Chi Omega's philanthropy event (a biannual project of all sororities), Big Man On Campus, raised $15,477 for a domestic abuse shelter in South Philadelphia.

All the authors received all interview transcripts, coded files and summaries of the emerging themes, reviewed and commented on the coding, analysis and plausibility of interpretation to refine and develop the analysis, and these issues were discussed at biannual project meetings.

The magazine's three 20-something founders — Nacho Alegre, Omar Sosa and Marco Velardi — communicate mostly via Skype and e-mail, but unlike Selby's project, the biannual Apartamento (Issue 5 appears this month) has scant Web presence.

This week at the project's biannual conference in Vancouver, IBM announced it was expanding its OpenStack offerings.

The Paris show was a hit, and the French government agreed to finance the project as a biannual event.

It debuted in mid-February at Project Las Vegas, a biannual denim trade show.

A biannual treatment strategy also homogenizes projected program duration among different initial endemicity settings and could act to mitigate cross transmission among contiguous onchocerciasis foci, as well as to reduce infection reintroduction into controlled areas.

Here, by linking a transmission dynamics and a disease model, we evaluate the health impact, programmatic cost, and projected duration of biannual vs annual ivermectin treatment in a range of endemic, economic, and programmatic scenarios typical of savannah onchocerciasis foci in Africa.

Starting in 1994, the project has hosted this biannual festival on Heidelberg Street, with each yearly event designated a particular theme.

Under greater antimacrofilarial action scenarios, biannual treatment would still considerably shorten projected program duration but would not necessarily generate programmatic cost savings (Supplementary Table 6).

Under greater antimacrofilarial action scenarios, biannual treatment would still considerably shorten projected program duration but would not generate programmatic cost savings (Supplementary Table 6).