Sentence examples for lifetime of a project from inspiring English sources

In this study, we consider a software fault prediction task that can assist a developer during the lifetime of a project.

It is difficult to determine which part of the federal deficit is funding long-term expenses that state and local governments fund through debt and amortize over the lifetime of a project, and what part is funding current expenses.

In addition, there is a need to manage the changes in these data over the lifetime of a project and avoid differing versions of documents amongst the project collaborators.

The volumes over the lifetime of a project are immense, some 2 4 billion barrels (e.g., MIT 2007).

However, as data volumes increase over the lifetime of a project, it can be increasingly hard to track the origin, status and location of datasets in such systems.

Given community participation can vary during the lifetime  of a project, the extent of participation was assessed separately for four phases of project development: diagnosis (identifying a community's priorities); development (of appropriate strategies to address the priorities); implementation (of the strategies); and evaluation (of the effectiveness of the project) [ 32, 35, 36].

The report recommends environmental monitoring through the lifetime of any project and public disclosure of chemicals used in the fracking fluid.

"There's an opportunity to do something here that is just stunning, a real once-in-a-lifetime kind of a project," said Mark S. Steiner, who owns HealthCare Consulting Inc. in Farmington, Conn., the developer for the project.

When looking at the lifetime of an UPPNEX project, we see that storage is needed for a longer period of time than the core-hour allocation.

In this chapter, we discuss tools we have built for storing large data sets for the lifetime of a typical research project.

EFRCs, which may be funded with money in the stimulus package now working its way through the U.S. Congress, are supposed to be virtual research institutes, lasting only for the lifetime of a particular research project.