Sentence examples for frontier projects from inspiring English sources

"Frontier" projects—on the fringes of existing basins or in places where little commercial production has taken place are vulnerable, including Oklahoma.

But it's very difficult to come up with appropriate evaluators, because these grants are very forward-looking frontier projects.

In Korea, companies and universities are developing a power distribution and transmission class HTS transformer that is one of the 21st century superconducting frontier projects.

It's realistic to expect Arctic sea ice to continue to retreat and oil prices to rise again, and when they do we can expect to see more interest in frontier projects in the Arctic, unless governments adopt policies that set aside ecologically important areas from drilling.

The proton engineering frontier project (PEFP) drift tube linac (DTL) chose the new type of electro-quadrupole magnet (EQM) using an enameled wire for a drift tube.

Ohio has not only the Air Force labs and a significant NASA Center but also an unusual state program called the "Third Frontier" Project, a.k.a. the Ohio Research Commercialization Grant Program.

More broadly, BP's and its peers' reliance on frontier oil projects signals structural problems for their business models.

Watch the video above to get the full rundown on why digital apps are the new frontier for projects like Reading Rainbow, keeping a book-like feel in a high-tech device like the iPad, how he first connected with his co-founder Mark Wolfe, how being an tech entrepreneur compares to a successful career in entertainment, and a hands-on demo from Burton himself of the brand new Reading Rainbow app.

The project, which is still unnamed, is being pitched around town as a Hurt Locker-esque low budget black-ops pick that they'll be able to bang out before Paramount's Triple Frontier (a project that is actually worthy of their reunion).

President John F. Kennedy, speaking of new frontiers and projecting the vigor of youth, had been in office barely four months, and April had been the cruelest.

"It has happened directly beneath the area of greatest landslide density and impact caused by the 25 April earthquake, and my guess is that this quake will cause similar levels of landsliding as in the 25 April earthquake," says Alex Densmore, a landslides expert at Durham University and part of Earthquakes Without Frontiers, a project to increase resilience to earthquakes.