The original scope was intended to define the basis for the two primary cornerstones of a project: physical facilities and the required project deliverables.
The cornerstone of such a project will be the comprehensive characterization of epigenomes in a large number of cancer samples.
The Monju reactor forms the cornerstone of a national project by Japan to reuse and eventually produce nuclear fuel.
The Monju reactor, which forms the cornerstone of a national project by resource-poor Japan to reuse and eventually produce nuclear fuel, shows the tensions between the scale of Japan's nuclear ambitions and the risks.
The plant, which has not yet opened because of various problems, is the cornerstone of a Japanese project to reprocess spent uranium-based fuel and make the country self-sufficient in nuclear energy.
According to the document prepared for the International Epidemiology Association Council meeting held in Brazil, April, 2007, [ 71] "the research protocol is the cornerstone of an epidemiological research project, where the purpose of the study, the hypotheses, the design, the source population, and the planned analyses are described".
The fact that research over a 10-year period was able to provide some evidence to inform newly defined policies may be partially due to the fact that two-way communication between researchers and policy makers was in place as a cornerstone of the project.
Yes, we should invest in this technology, but it should not be a cornerstone of a multi-million dollar project...yet...yet
The building is the cornerstone of a large urban rehabilitation project that includes plans for apartments and businesses on the site of several former shipyards, most of which have been derelict for decades.
A cornerstone of the revitalization project is the newly opened Fogo Island Inn, a high-design hotel on stilts that was built, like many of the new buildings on Fogo, by the Canadian architect Todd Saunders.
