Sentence examples for funding further development of from inspiring English sources
The news that the BBC (along with ITV, Channel 4 and Channel 5) are going to cease funding further development of YouView and shift the focus to developing and nurturing a new-generation Freeview service.
The success of Edsac caught the attention of catering firm J Lyons which funded further development of the machine and led to the creation of the Leo - one of the first machines put to dedicated business use.
DOE and NSF declined to fund further development of PICO, an experiment at SNOLAB that uses a device called a bubble chamber to track nuclei recoiling from a WIMP collision, and DarkSide, a detector in Italy's subterranean Gran Sasso National Laboratory that is filled with liquid argon.
Each was awarded $1 million to fund further development — and of course as a reward for having created an effective piece of software.
Also, to have some really rich guy think my stuff is so neat that he gives me millions of dollars to fund further development".
The company is looking to raise $60 million, in fiat currency of course, to fund further development.
"It is difficult to understand why we would use U.S. tax dollars to fund the further development of foreign helicopter technology," he said.
Usamp just raised $10 million in funding to further development of its Web-based panel management platform and other social media technology enhancements.
Clue says it plans to use the new funding to further development of the Clue app — though it didn't want to elaborate on what those developments might be.
In 2005, Gordon Brown, then Chancellor of the Exchequer recognised Bristol's ties to science and technology by naming it one of six "science cities", and promising funding for further development of science in the city, with a £300 million science park planned at Emersons Green.
The remainder of the government funds support further development of the technology park to transform the property into a welcoming and dynamic site for business expansion and relocation.
