Sentence examples for coordinated call from inspiring English sources

This research was partially funded by EU-BRA SecureCloud project (MCTI/RNP 3rd Coordinated Call) and by CNPq, Brazil.

The research project entitled "rapid prototyping of custom-made bone-forming tissue engineering constructs" (RAPIDOS) is one of the three unique projects that are the result of the first coordinated call for research proposals in biomaterials launched by the European Union Commission and the National Natural Science Foundation of China in 2013 for facilitating bilateral translational research.

And with lawmakers returning to Washington D.C. after a recess, the decision was made to have a coordinated call for Weiner's resignation.

Erik Hanson, a painter, gave a shin-soaking shindig last month at his Peekskill, N.Y., home for the opening of an exhibition he coordinated called -- no pun intended -- "Floating Dialogues: Imagery and Abstraction" at the Paramount Center for the Arts there.

"Now if I had proper radio equipment," he muses, "a ranger could take sightings to get the G.P.S. coordinates, call it in, and we could run a patrol into the jungle right up on them".

A new initiative called the Detroit Water Brigade – an Occupy Sandy-style response to disaster zones created by the deprivation of water instead of its excess – is accepting supplies from around the country, opening local service hubs, and coordinating calls to action.

Such behaviour disappears when using the optimal reaction coordinate called committor as predicted by the theory.

In past ventures, we'd used the "outbound" approach that virtually all startups use – identifying investors, networking to coordinate calls and meetings, and working 1 1 to create demand.

We focus on the MSEs of the third coordinate, called the sensor temperature, because the time-varying uncertainty from (27) appears only in this coordinate: (30).

"My argument isn't against making these phone calls; it's just not as scary to these representatives as it used to be even 10 years ago given how much easier it is to make and coordinate calls".

PCA transforms the data to a new coordinate system such that the greatest variance by any projection of the data comes to lie on the first coordinate (called the first principal component), the second greatest variance on the second coordinate, and so on.