Sentence examples for information projects from inspiring English sources
A longstanding view is that an area of foveal vision (up to 3 degrees wide) exists around the point of fixation within which information projects (bilaterally) to both hemispheres, and a functional division in hemispheric projection occurs only outside this area (for relevant evidence and discussions, see [4] [17]).
These voter information projects try to present neutral information on judges' records so that voters do not have to rely on campaign allegations.
As part of the metamorphosis from private foundation to public charity, the Pew Charitable Trusts are pulling their major polling, research and information projects into a single organization to save on administrative costs.
Chartwell Information projects that constriction of landfill space could push disposal costs up by more than 63percentt by 2010 across a wide swath of the Northeast, especially in Pennsylvania, which currently receives about 68percentt of New York City's garbage.
For example, the chief justices, who will be accompanied by legislative leaders and court-reform advocates, are likely to evaluate official voter information projects that already exist in several states, with an eye to extending them elsewhere, said Roger K. Warren, president of the National Center for State Courts in Williamsburg, Va., which is coordinating the conference.
Fig 1 Urban information projects that use open geospatial technologies [12].
The organisation recently donated $10,000 in the general's name to a Grizzly bear information project.
"You're sifting through snapshots of information, projecting performance and counting noses," Beychok said.
"Longtime NBC and ABC producer Noah Kotch and Louise Mensch are working on a news and information project," said a spokesman for News Corporation.
He currently coordinates the Quantum Information project at the Institute for Microstructural Sciences at the National Research Council in Ottawa.
We apply the frames to a public information project conducted in a water resource decision-making boundary organization in Phoenix, Arizona.
