Sentence examples for for a counterpart from inspiring English sources

Batten said her center based at Oregon State is in the permitting and approval process for a counterpart testing center that will enable companies to connect to the existing electricity grid for testing purposes.

They returned home, campaigning for a counterpart in New York; the project was supported by Carnegie, Morgan, Rockefeller, Vanderbilt — the same men who in the space of 50 years helped create the great cultural institutions of New York.

"On the international community side, we are looking for a counterpart that is set up and efficient," said a Western diplomat who spoke on the condition of anonymity because of the sensitivity of the subject.

We are searching for a counterpart of the long-duration flares among these low intensity events, i.e., we are looking for flares with decay times longer than 1 h and the GOES classes less than C6.

The architects David Marks and Julia Barfield, who reinvented the Ferris wheel and changed the London skyline with their 450-foot observation wheel, the London Eye, have responded to requests from around the world for a counterpart by designing an observation tower they call the i-360, left.

For decades after the discovery of GRBs, astronomers searched for a counterpart at other wavelengths: i.e., any astronomical object in positional coincidence with a recently observed burst.

This may seem a tad extreme, but it helps you from undergoing a mental breakdown or unwanted yearning for a particular mismatch of a counterpart later on.

The instrument contains two scales, one for patients and a counterpart for health professionals as observers.

Heyting-valued semantics for intuitionistic set theories were obtained by Grayson (Grayson 1979) as a counterpart for Boolean models for classical set theory.

The National Wildlife Federation, the publisher of the Ranger Rick magazine, which is intended for children ages 7 to 12, is starting a counterpart for younger readers.

A counterpart for piano and percussion, Hans Tutschku's "Winternacht" (2006), opened the second half.