Sentence examples for environment consortium from inspiring English sources

The World Wildlife Fund, the FAO, the World Bank, and others formed the Shrimp Aquaculture and the Environment Consortium to adopt international principles for responsible shrimp farming.

Mesfin Kassa Admassie, who works for a large population, health, and environment consortium in Ethopia, and Angelina Davydova, a journalist and university professor from St .Petersburg, Russia, both work closely with environmental journalists, training them on scientific issues and working with the media to influence policy makers and educate the public.

Since 2000, the Open Microscopy Environment Consortium (OME; openmicroscopy.org) has developed software infrastructure – file formats, applications and interfaces to enable interoperability between the myriad data formats and processing tools developed by academic and commercial developers – for analysis, management and sharing of biological light microscopy data.

As part of the Open Microscopy Environment (OME) Consortium, we have built a series of open‐source tools that support the manipulation and visualization of large sets of complex image data.

Second, when the layered structure forms in downstream environments the consortium accumulates significantly more biomass than it did in the initial environment; in other words, the structure enhances the global productivity of the consortium.

The Interplay of Genes and Environment across Multiple Studies IGEMSS) consortium contributed the sample, which represents nine studies from three countries (USA, Denmark, and Sweden).

At that price, says Shin Fukuda, the former nuclear engineer who runs Mitsui's energy and environment business, the consortium should earn back its investment in 10 years and collect substantial profits from the renewable facility for at least another decade.

If competitors are leveraging the same blockchain in a consortium environment, they need to be careful that certain data is not shared.

And in the 1970's, as the research at Los Alamos expanded to include the environment and energy, a consortium of Midwestern universities asked for control of the labs to utilize this new expertise.

The findings from the living lab case study assist in proposing the design for flexible foundry automation (DFFFA) guidelines for flexible automation in a consortium collaborative environment could allow for better response to customer needs and support on-the-move interaction collaboration.

Organismal, cellular and molecular processes are described in the biological process branch of the GO, developmental anatomy ontologies are available for various species (Bult et al., 2008; Tweedie et al., 2009) and environmental features can be characterized with the Environment Ontology (Environment Ontology Consortium, 2008).