Sentence examples for near-term project from inspiring English sources

He said one near-term project is to create a nanomachine game, which will give human players the tools to design working nanoscale systems from a variety of components assembled from DNA.

The good news, however, is that if we can avoid the nonsensical level of fiscal austerity that the sequestration is threatening, Congress can start work on a more critical, near-term project that I like to call "ameliorating the negative effects of that gigantic financial collapse that happened four years ago".

I am pleased that we are already making progress on many of our near-term projects.

A sponsor of the tunnel, the developer Vincent M. Polimeni, drew a distinction between that proposal and more modest near-term projects.

The National Renewable Energy Laboratory's (NREL Annual Technology Baselinee 2017 considers recently installed and anticipated near-term projects to forecast onshore wind's most likely mid-range LCOE will fall from $39/MWh in 2020 to $28/MWh in 2050.

With the aviation industry coming to the end of an era of heavy development of new models and re-engined ones, no-brainer near-term projects are scarce, as evinced by Boeing's agonizing over its yet to be officially announced New Middle-Market Aircraft (NMA).

I am co-editing a project called Hieroglyph, which will bring writers, scientists, and others into collaboration on ambitious, near-term projects.

At the same time, DOD research support lagged as the Pentagon went to war in 2003 and shifted resources away from research toward near-term projects, and NASA research fell even within a stable R&D budget as it shifted resources from research to development.

There are 234 of these zones globally and despite NGA's repeated efforts to make the VMap1 data available publicly, only 67 of these zones are currently available for purchase from the NGA's public distribution source via the USGS. Figure 3.4.1 depicts the current and near-term projected availability of VMap1 zones worldwide.

"The LHC upgrades are our highest priority near-term large project," Steven Ritz, a physicist from UC Santa Cruz and the P5 chair, told HEPAP.

The statement adds: "Other near-term investment projects take the investment committed at Port Talbot to almost £250m.