Sentence examples for points of a project from inspiring English sources

Having said this though, we mean that the increased understanding of social aspects, in combination with lessons learned from earlier projects similar to the one that is about to be implemented or studied, will increase the likelihood of identifying weak and strong points of a project and thereby possibly influence its outcome.

Version control systems handle the concept of tags in a repository: specific points of a project's development that are in some way relevant or significant; many projects use tags to mark their releases.

The same applies for the ending point of a project limit.

The idea of a "virtual language lab" based on established natural language processing technologies is the starting point of a project recently initiated at our institution.

This is the starting point of a project on studying the effect of high-intensity pulsed UV laser treatment on these parameters.

An example of a consistency rule is that the sum of the beginning TRM number (DFO equivalent) of a project and its displacement should be equal to the DFO value for the starting point of a project.

However, there is a point at which focus has been found to diminish our ability to attend to the finer points of a project*.

From an inexperienced project engineer's point of view, a project is a torrent of activity rushing along, sweeping away everything in its path.

"Daphne," the début novel from Will Boast, aims to recast the myth of Daphne and Apollo, told in Ovid's Metamorphoses, from Daphne's point of view — a project for the #MeToo era if there ever were one.

By comparing up to 23,000 pairs of satellite and terrestrial based settlement data points of a real tunnelling project an accuracy of about ±1.5 mm in the measurement of deformation using the method of radar interferometry in urban areas can be stated.

What's the point of a vanity project like that?