Sentence examples for preparatory project from inspiring English sources

In October, NASA intends to launch a polar satellite, the NPOESS Preparatory Project (NPP), that would gather data similar to that gathered by JPSS-1.

Meanwhile, the long-awaiting NPOESS Preparatory Project (NPP) mission, originally planned for orbit in 2006, has moved beyond final testing and is now set for an October launch.

In particular, from 2005-2009, I led the development of NASA's Orbiting Carbon Observatory (OCO) ground data system, as well as the National Polar Orbiter Earth System Satellite (NPOESS) Preparatory Project (NPP) and its Sounder data Product Evaluation and Testbed Element (PEATE), two next generation data systems that took NASA into the realm of Big Data.

The study was a preparatory project for the LifeGene Study http://www.lifegene.se and was funded by Torsten & Ragnar Söderbergs Foundation (via LifeGene), Fredrik and Ingrid Thurings Foundation, Visare Norr, and Västerbotten regional health authority (all grants to PWF).

A Preparatory Phase project co-founded by EU started in March 2008.

This paper is a summary of the EISCAT_3D science case, which was prepared as part of the EU-funded Preparatory Phase project for the new facility.

To facilitatefuture science work with a world-leading IS radar facility, planning of a new radar system started first with an EU-funded Design Study (2005–2009) and has continued with a follow-up EU FP7 EISCAT_3D Preparatory Phase project (2010 2014).

The Biobank belongs to the pan-European Biobanking and Biomolecular Resources Research Infrastructure BBMRII) preparatory phase project http://bbmri.eu/bbmri/.eu/bbmri/

To that end, Mr. Varela devised a space framed by black felt-covered walls onto which enlarged archival images of sketches and preparatory drawings are projected in a continuous loop, a reminder that the craft of the jeweler is born out of the art of the draftsman.

The Los Angeles Opera's "Newcomer Project" offers preparatory materials and discounted tickets in the hope of demystifying the opera experience – something that the Florentine Opera Company, in Milwaukee, also plans to do through its Bohème Society, which will offer film screenings, backstage tours and receptions to new listeners.

At its previous meeting in December 2011, the ESO Council approved preparatory work on the project, including the construction of a road to the summit of Cerro Armazones in northern Chile, where the telescope will be located.