Sentence examples for has led a project from inspiring English sources

His fellow cleric, Mr. Tataï, has led a project to build a grand mosque in Toulouse.

Mark Follman, a Mother Jones reporter who has led a project on mass shootings, has examined a different approach: threat assessment.

The debt figures may be inflated, says Robert M. Townsend, a professor at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology who has led a project surveying Thai villagers every month for the past 15 years.

In another presentation, Judy Diamond, a curator at the University of Nebraska State Museum in Lincoln, explained how she has led a project that used comics to engage kids in science.

Over the past year, working with Jeannine Mosely, a software engineer, I have led a project to teach people about these concepts by having them build a giant fractal model out of 48,912 business cards (all man-made models are also approximations).

More recently he has led a secret Google project to develop autonomous vehicles that have driven more than 100,000 miles on California public roads.

He has led a joint Google/NASA project to identify Robert Johnson's crossroads and has hooked up small, sensitive microphones to Google Self-Driving Cars that prowl the Southern states in order to pick up snippets of "real" music played at fish frys, juke joints, and honky-tonks.

This is why sf.citi has led a number of civic projects to engage the tech community in improving San Francisco and its tech sector.

The International Triticeae Mapping Initiative [ 11] has led a large-scale chromosome mapping project, and data have been organized in the form of the GrainGenes public database [ 12- 14].

The Emergency Laboratory has led a POCT blood gases and electrolytes project for 10 years (17 decentralized analyzers), according to scientific societies recommendations (SEQC and NACB).

The local community was caught up in the harriers' fate; children at the primary school who had named Sky were distraught; Blainaid Denman, who had led a hen harrier project for the RSPB in the area, said she felt "crushed".