Sentence examples for consortium of experts from inspiring English sources
A world consortium of experts, including Lyn Evans, has already been set up to create plans.
Quickly, an international consortium of experts was formed in Thailand to standardize identification for foreigners.
It was with this difficult mission in mind that the €1.9m ($2.4m) RoboLaw consortium of experts in law, engineering, philosophy, regulation and human enhancement was brought together in 2012.On September 22nd the consortium released the results of its deliberations: the "Guidelines on Regulating Robotics".
Stefan Chun, Cube Engineering GmbH describes his experiences as part of a consortium of experts which prepared and developed a wind project whilst teaching locals in Libya at the same time.
Moreover, the automatic genome annotation of the pathogenic bacteria Brucella melitensis has been manually corrected by a consortium of experts, leading to 899 modifications of start sites predictions among the 3198 open reading frames (ORFs) examined.
The Survey of Adult Skills is the main output of the Programme for the International Assessment of Adult Competencies run by the OECD in collaboration with national governments and a consortium of experts supporting the implementation of the survey and the preparation of the data.
To establish a more clearly defined set of diagnostic criteria for DLB, a consortium of expert neurologists and pathologists therefore proposed a set of specific recommendations [ 3].
The IMPACT consortium consists of experts of the pan-European research group on detection and timely INTERvention in DEMentia (Interdem) and the European Association for Palliative Care (EAPC), all of whom are stakeholders in their country in palliative cancer and/or dementia care.
Therefore, the National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences (NIEHS) developed a consortium program of experts in the field of pulmonary toxicology to conduct coordinated in vitro and in vivo assays with selected well-characterized ENMs.
A consortium of technical experts drawn from different countries, disciplines, and organizations could ensure that scientific programs are based upon critical action-reaction analyses.
"The cyber threat is the real threat facing the UK, and the problem it's causing the UK government and companies is growing exponentially," said MacWillson, chair of Qufaro, a not-for-profit organisation created by a consortium of cybersecurity experts for the purposes of education.
