Sentence examples for project executed from inspiring English sources

Since her first such project, executed in wool felt, she has worked with various other materials, including leather, often buying vintage chairs, refurbishing them and then reupholstering them in her handmade fabrics.

The specification design of this heat exchanger has been taken from a real project executed by Clough.

While other companies charge their clients on a per-hour basis, Viant has a flat-rate 90 day policy, which means that come hell or high-water a client will get his project executed within three months.

The project executed by the development or the engineering team is turned over to the development/engineering team for continued work, and they have a much more work-intensive process underway at this point in the project.

The FANTASIE project, executed for the European Commission, has done a search for promising technological innovations in transport and has assessed their possible impacts on the goals of the Common Transport Policy.

As an example of such a study, the design and the preliminary data obtained from the current project executed with the aid of the European Photoreactor EUPHOREE) simulation chamber in Valencia, Spain, is discussed.

You are under pressure - to meet customer orders, finish a project, execute a deal - and nothing.

The research was funded by grants from the German Federal Ministry for Economy and Technology under the program 'promotion of innovative networks' (InnoNet 16IN0417) with VDI-VDE as project executing institution.

Gone are the days of the all-in-one super scientist, of the self-dependent researcher who could single handedly initiate a major project, execute all of the experiments and analyses, and carry them through to the writing, publication, and communication stages.

It was supposed to secure some areas of the country, where institutions could be strengthened and development projects executed, and so help the government extend its reach.

He points out that indigenous resistance is often directed at projects executed by the organisations' funding partners, who are also often perpetrators of environmental degradation.