Sentence examples for lab programs from inspiring English sources

"Once they take on a film, they will nurture it through its completion," Mr. Janvey said of the lab programs.

(That may not sound too far afield from real Media Lab programs like Pet Projects, an actual research group that on the real Media Lab Web site describes itself as using "computer-based tools to enhance pet-human interactions and the lives of pet animals").

But he's not seriously considering consolidation, he said, suggesting a closer look would show that lab programs are often "complementary, not overlapping".

For the past few weeks I have been exploring some themes around innovation (in the post for why failure is a competitive advantage and the post that talks about how to turn failure into a competitive advantage), and I wanted to continue on that track by highlighting a few examples of companies that have internal incubator or "lab" programs.

She also created a Lab Program for producers.

The Public has also begun to program regularly lower-priced, sometimes developmental productions as part of its PUBLIC LAB program.

The 54 participating schools in the Miami-Dade County system's e-learning lab program integrate the online classes differently.

Julie Durrance, manager of the e-learning lab program, said the virtual school planned to work more closely with district schools to ensure success.

Ms. Crosby, who insists on four weeks of rehearsal when many theaters have cut back to three, also nurtured the theater's Lab Program.

Mark Pollitt, a Syracuse University information-studies professor who ran the F.B.I.'s national computer-forensics lab program during his career as a special agent, said that this mistaken judgment was likely born of excessive bureaucratic caution.

(The Vineyard production, as part of the theater's lab program, is not open to critics for review; a spokesman said the Vineyard is in discussions with the creative team about the future of the show).