Sentence examples for initiative to replicate from inspiring English sources

Two weeks ago, the city's Department of Education announced its NYC21C initiative to replicate the school's success in "incorporating technology into everyday learning".

The PAIRS Program is the first educational initiative to replicate the Northwestern University Buddy ProgramTM.

Satyarthi, who was awarded the 2014 Nobel Peace Prize jointly with Pakistani schoolgirl Malala Yousefzai, said he had written to the head of state of every U.N. member asking them to look at successful initiatives to replicate.

Like Amazon.com's "Search Inside!" or Google's Book Search program, HarperCollins's initiative allows readers to replicate in cyberspace the experience of going to a bookstore and flipping through a few pages before buying a book.

The research initiatives will try to replicate the legendary Silicon Valley entrepreneurial model, Governor Davis said in a telephone interview.

The second task is to work with coastal communities and initiatives like Mission Blue, to replicate successful marine protection stories.

In this first crowdsourced Pre-Publication initiativet Replication (PPIR) initiative, 25 laboratories attempted to replicate 10 unpublished moral judgment findings in the research 'pipeline' of the last author and his collaborators (see Table 1).

Better math preparation is vital to improving undergraduate science, agrees panelist Mary Ann Rankin, founder of a science teacher training program at the University of Texas and now head of the National Math and Science Initiative, which is seeking to replicate that program nationally.

Lessons learnt through this pilot initiative will be used to replicate the programme to 20 more schools in the country.

He thought it was the work of politics to nurture such beliefs and to support them through small-scale initiatives, avoiding the temptation to replicate or scale them up to a level beyond which professional bureaucracies take over.

In this Pre-Publication Independent Replication (PPIR) initiative, 25 research groups attempted to replicate 10 moral judgment effects from a single laboratory's research pipeline of unpublished findings.