Sentence examples for finalist projects from inspiring English sources

Prime Minister Dato Seri Abdullah Haji Ahmad Badawii noted, "It's an honor to be part of this event, and I applaud The Earth Awards for fostering a critical dialogue and spirit of innovation in response to the global energy crisis". Finalist projects Engaged Offsets, Iluma, and Open Blue Sea Farms were recognized with honorable mention.

The community of WISE Awards finalist projects numbers over 100 a rich resource of ideas providing valuable models of innovation.

Data collection was based on two sources: (1) the database of the seven editions of the Poliempreende competition, which each year involved organising a competition of business ideas and a competition of business plans; (2) a survey of 22 finalist projects from the seven business plan competitions from 2008 to 2014, for which 20 valid questionnaires were obtained.

22,000 entered the contest in total, and finalists' projects ranged from mobile apps that track illness to a game that makes recycling fun.

This year, 33 semi-finalist projects representing 9 regions of the country received Brazilian Reais $8,000 each from Fundação Itaú, and a computer and a printer to help them improve project efficiency.

The MIT Annual Fund will provide information on the finalist's projects at Lobby 10 booth sessions, co-sponsored class council and UA events and online.

The finalists include projects to study the atmospheres of planets around nearby stars, the characteristics of distant high-energy objects, and how the sun heats the solar wind and planetary atmospheres.

The finalists built projects including a build-your-own bracelet kit to help girls feel more safe on their way to school, a mass text service to provide safety to in-migrant girls in Cambodia and an initiative for developing global female STEM leaders through the distribution of hands on, educational content.

An exhibition of the five finalists' proposed projects will be on view at MoMA over the course of the summer.

The five finalists' proposed projects will be featured in a MoMA exhibition opening July 4. Learn about last year's winning project here.

The finalists included projects that would track small mammals through forest ecosystems using specialized pheromone sensors affixed to predator animals (Duke University's Green Eggs and Sam Team) as well as ingestible sensors – Smart Seeds – that can identify the entry points and movement of foreign pathogens and diseases transmittable between animals and humans (Team Terramedics).