Sentence examples for contagion project from inspiring English sources

Hickey, who is director of innovation at a company called NIPHT, worked with the British firm CURB Media on the Contagion project, having teamed up with them in the past on marketing efforts using bioluminescent fungi and bacteria.

Steven Soderbergh has also worked on two abortive 3D projects, Contagion (eventually shot in 2D instead) and a Cleopatra musical.

Neither project involved studying emotional contagion or Facebook in any way".

(If you're having a hard time picturing this, you can watch a time-lapse video of a similar project, a bit of stunt marketing for the movie "Contagion").

This relates not only to managing the status quo, but also to understanding how to prevent wider contagion effects and further departures from the EU, if the European project is to continue.

However, this precarious alignment (dubbed the "European Project") may face unravel in the case of EU-exit contagion.

Deadline projects the film to take in $15 million this weekend -- with "Contagion" at $13 million and "Drive" at $11 mil -- while THR says estimates for the revisiting of the Oscar-winning animated classic has receipts hitting $23 million.

Cornell denies that the Facebook "emotion contagion" study that appeared in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences was linked with this project.

The rationale for a "bad peace" still dominates the debate in BiH, but this contagion has taken hold well beyond the region, from ISIS ideology to Putin's new imperial project.

Above all, EU officials fear contagion spreading to Spain, a much bigger economy.Behavioural scienceChanging behaviour was always part of the euro project.

In their brighter moments EU officials liken it to another ambitious (if half-finished) project: the banking union, which is today often credited with protecting the euro zone against the contagion that was such a damaging feature of previous crises.