Sentence examples for insights projects from inspiring English sources

She partners with marketing faculty fellows at the Center to bring theory into practice via a portfolio of marketing and insights projects with leading corporations.

At the global level, CB Insights projects that deals globally will crest just over 500 in 2017, at $3 billion globally.

James Purdy, of Mountain View, Calif.-based Mobile Insights, projects that handhelds will continue to serve users seeking snippets of text from the web, but full-blown web interaction will increasingly be the preserve of the new "companion PC"–lightweight, keyboard-equipped devices that Microsoft is expected to introduce in the fourth quarter of this year.

CB Insights projects that between 1,000 to 4,000 recently-funded companies that have raised in excess of $1 billion in total at the seed stage will be "orphaned," as in unable to raise follow-on financing, at the next level.

Chetty's Opportunity Insights project uses a massive amount of federal income tax data to look at the incomes of parents of students attending college and the subsequent post-graduate earnings of their student offspring.

The "Strava Insights" project revealed that nearly 10,000 bike or run commutes - journeys within the morning and evening rush-hour windows - are logged in London every day, four times as many as San Francisco and Amsterdam, the cities second and third respectively on the commutes list.

We need long-term behaviour insight projects, a mix of educational and behaviour change projects, as well as more ashtrays and bins," said Roca.

The Insight project was chosen by Nasa's Discovery programme over missions to a Saturn moon and comet, drawing complaints from scientists that it is too focused on Mars.

"We hit the Martian atmosphere at 12,300 mph (19,800 kilometers per hour), and the whole sequence to touching down on the surface took only six-and-a-half minutes," said Tom Hoffman, InSight project manager at Nasa's Jet Propulsion Laboratory.

The so-called InSight project (via 9to5Google) is funded in part by Google and developed by University of South Caroline and Duke University researchers, and uses a smartphone app to develop a clothing-based digital fingerprint to help identify strangers.

The so-called InSight project (via 9to5Google) is funded in part by Google and developed by University of South Caroline and Duke University researchers, and uses a smartphone app to develop a clothing-based digital fingerprint to help identify strangers.