Sentence examples for observation project from inspiring English sources

In September 1939, 500 people replied to a newspaper request for volunteer diary-writers to take part in a mass observation project.

Garfield came across the journals as a result of his earlier acclaimed work on the archives of the Mass Observation project.

Mass Observation Online The Mass Observation project recorded the views and experiences of ordinary Britons from 1937 into the early 1960s.

These are the words of Humphrey Spender, speaking years after he had first turned his camera on an often reluctant British public in 1937 as part of the Mass Observation project.

"It's a relief to win because I was engaged on a no-win, no-fee basis," quipped Wood, who also wrote the drama, based on the diary of a Lancashire woman who took part in the Mass Observation Project.

In 1937 Ursula and Julian made trips around England for the Mass Observation project, in which Trevelyan was closely involved, taking note of some of the more eccentric (and suitably surrealist) aspects of national life before the second world war.

Although his drawing was rather pedestrian, Hogarth's prints reveal a sharp observation, projected with robust vitality.

Clearly, we have learned a great deal not just about our evolutionary cousins but about ourselves thanks to the work that Goodall began at Gombe 50 years ago and to the other chimp observation projects that have been set up in the wake of her study.

At Brown, he studied with Theodore R. Sizer, one of the country's most prominent education-reform advocates, who believed that teaching and learning ought to be assessed through observation, projects and other ways, and that policy decisions should be made on the school level.

We present an automated comparison of magnetic field inversion line maps from SOHO/MDI magnetograms with solar filament data from the Solar Feature Catalogue created as part of the European Grid of Solar Observations project.

As such, it represents the biggest civilian Earth-observation project ever conceived, says Josef Aschbacher, the head of Esa's Copernicus office.