Sentence examples for project language from inspiring English sources

The project Language and Development Environment for Microprocessor design of Embedded Systems is focused on the research of a language for description of microprocessors and methods for transformation of microprocessors' models.

Especially when you work in a large collaboration like ATLAS or any other LHC project, language is even more important, as your work depends on your communication skills".

Shirlette's recent musical project, Language Barrier, features guest appearances by Meshell Ndegeocello, The Indigo Girls, and others.

Blaise's project, "Language Matters: Innovating Programming through Community Engagement," is the first chosen for the I&E graduate assistantship.

In addition, Gibbes (2011) and Gibbes and Carson (2014) found that PBLT group work requires both autonomy and responsibility on behalf of group members, and these competing demands can detract from focusing on project language goals.

The Bass Connections/Humanities Writ Large project "Language of Genocide and Human Rights" is examining the use of the word "genocide" from its inception in the 1940s to the present.

The Declaration is now available in the four project languages on the Project website (http://www.necobelac.eu) and is included among the Declarations in support of OA (http://oad.simmons.edu/oadwiki/Declarations_in_support_of_OA).edu/oadwiki/Declarations_in_support_of_OA

They included an Afghani medical doctor who was a highly experienced researcher in mental health and fluent in all project languages except Tamil and who was our primary advisor (SW); and a Sri Lankan medical doctor fluent in Tamil.

Marcello Giordani had a fresh tenorial ring and projected language very well as Gennaro.

There are scholarships that fund study abroad programs, international research, internships, personal projects, language learning, and even leisure travel.

The goal, officials wrote, is to provide "greater efficiency and predictability" for oil and gas projects — language often used to justify deregulation.