Sentence examples for development contest from inspiring English sources

Users began to take notice later that year after Tauberer was awarded the top prize in a Web development contest run by Technorati.com — the citation called GovTrack "School House Rock on steroids" — and a January 2005 New York Times story about the site provided an additional boost.

Fig. 4 UniversiTalk presentation during phase two mobile application development contest Table 2 Characteristics and covered topics of the six winner projects   Project title and focus Track Rank Topic 1.

In this context, the experience was mainly based on participatory design sessions, where high school students have taken part, by proposing ideas and by sharing requirements and desiderata, and on a development contest, where undergraduate degree proposed their solutions and prototypes, as illustrated in "Participatory design: the AlmaOrienta App experience" section.

It wouldn't be the first time that happened — in fact, the first two WP7 devices to hit the pockets of anyone outside of Microsoft were given to the winners of a development contest back in July of 2010, a full three months before the platform officially launched.

(Full disclosure: Qualcomm held a development contest focused on this platform last year. I entered on a whim, but placed just outside of the ranks that walked away with prizes. Probably didn't need to be disclosed, but transparency for the win).

Immediately after this incident, Udet announced the Stuka the winner of the development contest.

Development contests like this are always of interest to me.

Shaun McCutcheon, the chief executive officer of Coalmont Electrical Development, is contesting federal laws that restrict the total or "aggregate" amount an individual can donate to federal candidates and political parties, on the grounds that this restriction unconstitutionally limits his free speech rights.

Samsung said it had conducted its own research and development and would contest the allegations.

Today's announcement included the expansion of Google Desktop into now 27 languages, the availability of a new drag and drop system for gadget (or widget) UI development and a contest for the development of new gadgets.

They can be read simultaneously as signs of blight and disinvestment and as evidence of culture and creativity, sometimes contesting development, at others adorning it.