Sentence examples for generation of the project from inspiring English sources

A quantitative description of the distribution of the main variables and the correlation between parameters such as cost and duration is essential for the stochastic generation of the project stream and/or validating the results of the generator.

"The challenge is to make it definitively James Brown," said Caleb Owens, computer generation supervisor of the project, as the synthetic soul singer sprang to life on several nearby computer monitors.

We focused on the sessions that took place during the idea generation phase of the project.

The present study is based on data recorded from fish of the third generation of the GIFT project (Genetic Improvement of Farmed Tilapias).

Finally, as case study, a drill station is presented as well as the generation of the automation project for this mechatronical unit.

The ACROSSOLAR Atopic Childhood Disease Risk Factorss in the Second Generation of the SOLAR Participants) project described here thus aims at establishing a prospective population-based birth cohort that collects information across three generations.

Over several years and after leading several cohorts of undergraduates in the successful generation of iGEM projects, the workshop organizers developed an overall set of goals for the projects they developed with their students: Everyone (faculty and students) should learn new things.

Advanced parametric processes enable the exploration of a wide range of design intentions and the generation of alternative project configurations.

The generation who forged the project of European integration that culminated in the Treaty of Rome was animated by the belief in the need to create a lasting peace in a continent that had within, living memory, witnessed three wars.

A genetic trend analysis based on BLUP breeding values estimated across generations after the termination of the project suggested an accumulated response of 67%.

This paper discusses the generation of living lab projects, the design of the campus as a living lab, and institutional visibility, identifying the key strengths of the living lab approach and the challenges of applying it more broadly.