Sentence examples for innovative demonstration from inspiring English sources

We then describe the findings from rigorous evaluations of employment interventions that have been tested over the past several decades and some ongoing innovative demonstration projects that are currently in the field.

We finish our discussion with a description of an innovative demonstration project that Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services CMSS) will be introducing in 2007 to test whether health promotion programs can improve the health of seniors and also achieve a positive cost-benefit ratio.

Here, an innovative experimental demonstration of a NP characterization tool which combines a laboratory Small Angle X-ray Scattering (SAXS) instrument, a new Dynamic Light Scattering (DLS) device and a microflow reactor is shown.

The poster session, which resembled a science fair for professional scientists, was dedicated to innovative lecture demonstrations.

We suggest a set of three policy instruments – feed-in tariffs or auctions reflecting the value of dispatchable CSP, and not merely its cost; risk coverage support for innovative designs; and demonstration projects – to be deployed, in regions where CSP has a potentially large role to play.

While at the event, Johnson saw a demonstration of innovative apps, including Vieweet which allows a shopper to browse a store online by virtually walking down aisles and looking at products on the shelves.

As more than just a simple musical outfit, they combine their electronic sound with experimental visuals, on-stage demonstrations and innovative crowd interaction.

This by itself, is a clear demonstration of his innovative flair".

The school was approved by New York City's schools chancellor, Joel Klein, as one of a handful of "demonstration sites" for innovative technology-based instructional methods and is part of a larger effort on the city's part to create and experiment with new models for schools.

Medicare demonstration projects are innovative programs sponsored by Medicare to test the feasibility and effects of new methods of service delivery and payment, and coverage of new services.

This work is based on the research that was carried out in the framework of a LIFE + project entitled: Development and demonstration of an innovative method of converting waste into bioethanol, Waste2Bio, (LIFE 11 ENV/GR/000949, 2012 2015), which is co-financed by the European Commission.