Sentence examples for project applied from inspiring English sources

AndAR is a project applied to develop Mobile Augmented Reality (MAR) applications on the android platform.

This project applied Jorgensen's three image retrieval tasks (1995) and Enser's four models of image retrieval (1995) to investigate end-users' image retrieval tasks and image query modes in the field of art history.

As the project applied participatory planning tools unprecedented in post-communist Estonia, the Estonian word for landscape (maastik) is now being used more in everyday language, according to the way its meaning altered in the process.

(3) The project applied constructivist didactic practices (pre-knowledge stimulation and assessment, interactivity, inquiry-based and problem-setting learning, discovery learning, social exchange, and collaborative learning; exploration rather than explanation or simple information giving; attention to changes of ideas and conceptual restructuring and to the awareness of them, etc).

The action learning ethos seeks to facilitate executive skill development based on the integration of knowledge gained from experience and that gained from scholarship, and underlined by critical reflection among students engaged in the action learning cycle applied through a year-long project applied in the student/executive's work environment.

Pao imagines her project applied to entertainment, advertising, and workplace communication.

He and other preservationists still entertain hope of exercising leverage if the archdiocese's housing project applies for federal financing.

The SEDICAE project applies a new methodology based on a tabu search and a simplified method to calculate the demand.

The first project applies to developing the overall 5G Radio Access Network and providing different technical mechanisms needed for integration of many types of 5G technologies and components.

Growing up in the United States, Mexican Universities did not accept her U.S. documents and she too began working in a call center before hearing about the project, applying just days before the application deadline.

He is working with Centre professors Forrest Stonedahl, Joe Oldham, and Ben Knoll on a research project applying text processing techniques from computer science to the Republican primary debates.