Sentence examples for programme composed of from inspiring English sources

The research is based on the results obtained in an experimental programme composed of 125 fracture specimens, combining five different fibre contents and five different notch radii.

An experimental programme composed of 150 fatigue specimens has been completed, combining the four steels, the three thermal cutting methods and two different thicknesses (15 mm and 25 mm).

The national IMCI programme, composed of a central IMCI unit and governorate and district coordinators, led the implementation under auspices of a director general.

A progressive criteria-based rehabilitation programme composed of valid and reliable assessment tools is desirable when managing athletes with acute hamstring injuries.

Each state operates a Steering Committee to oversee the programme, composed of government and civil society representatives from the state and the local government areas where the CCT programme is implemented.

The job was to "establish a certain number of broadcasting stations and transmit therefrom, at certain times, programmes composed of whatever a programme can be composed", he wrote, but he knew that was only the most mechanistic and banal way of describing the task and the opportunity.

The programme is composed of four sectoral programmes, namely Comenius for schools, Erasmus for higher education, Leonardo da Vinci for vocational education and training and Grundtvig for adult education.

On which note, Exeunt magazine has compiled its annual whistlestop tour of the Edinburgh Fringe programme composed entirely from show blurbs within.

In the run up to announcing a legislative programme entirely composed of the sort of things the Sheriff of Nottingham would yell at villagers as threats, he had everybody talking about foxes.

Instead of simply considering programmes as composed of recursive procedures able to call up themselves, why not make a real effort and invent programmes able to modify themselves: programmes able to act on programmes, extend, improve and repair them, and so on?" (Hofstadter, 1994, p. 165).

Unless the course is shown to be successful, it won't attract good students so I am developing and implementing quality-control systems, including undertaking scientific evaluation of the learning content with the students, preparing for future accreditation of the programme, composing reports and statistics, and sitting on academic committees.