Sentence examples for large scientific projects from inspiring English sources

The city's hospitals and research institutions have tried to fight back, in large part by forming joint ventures to collaborate on large scientific projects.

The program, a venture by Memorial Sloan-Kettering Center, Rockefeller Universityversity and the Weill Medical College of Cornell University, is the latest of several efforts among major New York medical and research centers to collaborate on large scientific projects.

If this trend continues, and we have every reason to believe it will, within a decade or two the cost of the laser beamer array will be similar to large scientific projects such as the CERN particle accelerator -- about $10Billion.

Since the SLCMSR validation policy was put in place, ten larger scientific projects have been finalized using the training portion of the database.

The WENDELSTEIN 7-X project is presently the largest scientific project in Germany.

The W7-X project is presently the largest scientific project in Germany with a total spending of 300 MEU during the construction phase.

The machine was completed on budget and ahead of schedule, and when it was switched on, in 2006, it was proclaimed "a model for all future large scale scientific projects to emulate".

Some of the organizational aspects of physics, based partly on the successes of the radar and atomic-bomb projects of World War II, also have been imitated in large-scale scientific projects, as, for example, in astronomy and space research.

Indeed, it was Albert Einstein's letter to President Franklin D. Roosevelt in 1939, warning of the possibility that Hitler might develop a nuclear weapon, that quickly prompted the start of the Manhattan Project, the largest scientific wartime project in history.

The 30-year, $12 billion research center would be the second largest international scientific project after the International Space Station.

Robust genome assembly methods are imperative to these large sequencing initiatives and other scientific projects (Haussler et al. 2008; Ossowski et al. 2008; Robinson et al. 2011; Turnbaugh et al. 2007) because scientific analyses frequently use those genomes to determine genetic variation and associated biological traits.