Sentence examples similar to distributed a project from inspiring English sources

The lawsuit is the latest strategy by those who oppose LAX expansion and favor distributing a projected doubling of passengers in Southern California by 2025 among a dozen airports in the region.

Vitamin A, iron and folate supplements and de-worming tablets will be distributed, and a project providing multiple micro-nutrient supplements (known as Sprinkles) for children aged 6-59 months will be expanded.

Variety reported that week that Cohen was in talks with Showtime to distribute a new project, leading to speculation that he was working on a Trump-skewering show.

You will need this to distribute a Subversion project.

Only four days ago, Gateway distributed a news release describing the project that included information about two commercials created by Siltanen/Keehn.

The breaking point came after the incumbent board, in an attempt to find out which shareholders could afford its plan for financing the project, distributed an 18-page survey.

"Simulations of such larger molecular systems are typically done on a supercomputer like Anton, a distributed computing project or a volunteer 'cloud' like Folding@home," he says.

This chapter discusses the application of unified modeling language (UML) in a medium scale distributed project where the project team members are geographically spread.

It implements the IHE profiles "Patient Identity Cross-referencing" (PIX) and "Patient Demographics Query" (PDQ) and shares their drawbacks mentioned in the previous paragraph, making it more a candidate for integration in a clinical context (e.g. a clinical data warehouse) than for a distributed research project.

But after Bank of America Merrill Lynch backed a distributed solar project by NRG and Prologis Inc. that did win a federal loan guarantee, it decided it had a process in place to handle the risks of proceeding without government backing, according to Mr. Plowe.

Linking two classrooms via an Internet connection is perhaps the easiest part of a distributed classroom project and everyone can do it.