Sentence examples for gateway program from inspiring English sources
Known as the Gateway Program, this project would greatly expand capacity for commuter and long-distance trains on the East Coast.
This year, Colgate University is introducing a "Gateway Program," which will offer short, noncredit courses in fields like law, journalism, marketing and finance, during winter break and the summer.
The agency is being far more welcoming to private-sector input in the first component of its proposed lunar gateway program, a space station to float in the vicinity of the moon.
He cited the "Gateway Program," a long-sought expansion and renovation of a key part of Amtrak's Northeast Corridor rail line that includes building a new rail tunnel under the Hudson River between Manhattan and New Jersey.
What's more, the accelerator has established what it calls a "China Gateway Program", which is intended to provide domestic startups with strategy consulting services that help them design the most effective approach to entering the Chinese market.
The TeraGrid science gateway program developed a community climate system modeling (CCSM) portal that aims at bringing large parallel climate model simulations to students in the classrooms and to educators and beginners in climatic research who are not familiar with high-performance computing (HPC) [9].
Tools like Scratch and Alice are what Mr. Abrams calls "gateway programming languages" because they offer simple introductions into how to organize the instructions.
It's known for its first year invitation-only gateway programs in the arts, cities, science and western culture.
As part of the Gateways program, you created an online platform for virtual mentoring.
The Travelers and Gateways Programs provide summer research opportunities for students interested in a medical degree or MD/PhD dual degree.
These cities are involved in the United States Department of Energy's Gateway demonstration program or the LED City program; both programs put outdoor lighting high on the priority list.
