Sentence examples for project exploits from inspiring English sources

LIMA project exploits cutting edge photonic technologies to enhance silicon solar cell efficiencies with new concepts in nanostructured materials.

This project exploits WLAN APs at the roadside to conduct experimental evaluations on 802.11 b at speeds from 80 to 180 km/h and confirm the feasibility of data communication for fast moving vehicles.

The law made Oregon high schools a prime recruiting ground for new voters, which the Bus Project exploits with a Democracy Cup program that awards an annual trophy to students competing in on-campus registration.

The project exploits the availability of widely accessible equipment and communication technology to narrow the gap between the support system and people with diabetes.

This will be a long-tail project exploiting Fremantle's archive including Tommy Cooper, Frankie Howerd and George & Mildred either as download to own or for rent and in four quality options.

This project exploited the methodology commonly used in Computational Biology (i.e., mining of many omics databases of the web) as well as the High Throughput biomolecular analytical techniques.

So if underground coal gasification is so great, why are commercial projects exploiting the method so few and far in between?

As a result, pilot commercial projects exploit only those sites that have anomalously high geothermal gradients and strong water drives the so-called "low-hanging fruit" of the tremendous resource.

Hence, in the US, Orange would set up specialist teams whose project leaders have experience in start-ups to drive innovation, whilst in Europe, there would be rather more emphasis on projects exploiting the high-level scientific and technological skills found here.

In this section we will very briefly review bioinformatics applications or projects exploiting these platforms.

The innovative RODSS approach (Reverse Osmosis Deep Sea System — EU-DG XIII innovation project 1998 2001) exploits seawater hydrostatic pressure at a depth of about 450m below sea level.