Sentence examples for descriptions of projects from inspiring English sources

Her descriptions of projects became less fuzzy and erudite, more precise and down to earth.

The menu items are fairly detailed and precise descriptions of projects that non-profits typically need volunteers to complete.

The main contribution of our research work is the design of a novel text analytics-based framework that can extract latent semantics from the textual descriptions of projects to predict the fund raising outcomes of these projects.

This Open WetWare-linked laboratory website has information on ongoing research, publications, and detailed descriptions of projects and tools generated.

It provides access to International Literacy Explorer (external web page), a teacher-training tool for basic education including descriptions of projects focusing on gender and development.

Some of articles (n = 13) were descriptions of project plans or architecture models that were not already implemented on a real scenario nor even as a prototype.

Qualitative data will be gathered via interviews with all 22 project leaders and via document analysis for in depth descriptions of project interventions and the contexts in which DMPs are embedded.

"We will give the public a little tour in terms of description of projects we've done, and in the types of projects, such as commercial, housing, institutional, industrial, retail and recreation," Mr. Ameche said.

The results related to "interaction and communication" (63.6 %) used description of projects, just as the development of competencies (13.6 %) and others (18.2 %) did.

The description of projects were used mainly on the topics of "interaction and communication" (30.4 %), "curricular integration into diverse areas" (4.3 %), and "others" (17.4 %).

The interaction and communication used description of projects (21.7 %), in the same manner as that relative to curricular integration into diverse areas (8.7 %) and development of competencies (17.4 %) and others (17.4 %), while the styles of learning used qualitative methodologies (42.9 %).