Sentence examples for gap workshop from inspiring English sources

To fill the gap, workshop organizer M. Granger Morgan of Carnegie Mellon University in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, asked 10 academics and science advice veterans to explore five potential models.

The 'Bridging the Gap' workshop, organised by the UK-based Refocus Project [www.refocusproject.com] and supported by UNICEF, brought participants together for a summer of photographic training.

Addressing 'sensitive issues' As part of the Bridging the Gap workshop, the group of young photographers headed to Bosra, an ancient Roman city, which lies several hundred kilometres south of Damascus.

As a step towards addressing this knowledge gap, a workshop was held at the National Science Foundation NSFF) to discuss the educational needs to prepare industry for AM and its use in different fields.

In order to help student-teachers to bridge this gap, some workshops were designed to promote PCK, based on a constructivist view.

To begin closing this gap, two workshops were held to engage participants in a discussion on ecosystem services provided by the deepwater Gulf of Mexico, and to facilitate the relative ranking of offshore ecosystem services using a non-monetary valuation scheme.

The products designed at Vkhutemas never bridged the gap between workshops and factory production, although they cultivated a factory aesthetic Popova, Stepanova, and Tatlin even designed worker's industrial apparel.

Geraldine Byrne was responsible for co-ordinating and delivering the logistics and acted as a facilitator at the nine gap analysis workshops that were held at the Breast Cancer Campaign offices.

VHS and DVD sales of "Sesame Street" have plummeted, and licensing deals and broadcast fees haven't bridged the gap, leaving the Workshop operating at a multimillion-dollar deficit for the past several years.

More knowledge about them and a better understanding of the pathological processes that result in BV in different circumstances have been recognized as a research gap at a workshop on BV sponsored by the NIH/USA in 2008 [ 5].

Despite this knowledge gap, an international workshop consisting of 91 stakeholders (cookstove manufacturers, disseminators, researchers, and academics) from 23 countries developed a guidance policy on emissions testing and voluntary standards for improved cookstoves (International Standards Organization 2012).