Project boundaries are also defined in terms of time.
It is a major challenge for project-based organizations to learn across project boundaries by making project-level knowledge available to the organization as a whole.
The control of noxious weeds within FERC project boundaries is increasingly made the responsibility of the licensee under specific Articles or Conditions of a federal project license.
Recognizing that they are viewed as de facto city-builders, developers seek ways to become responsible civic actors and to advance social policy goals that go beyond their project boundaries, such as housing affordability and climate resilience.
L. 97 98 inserted proviso authorizing the Secretary to bear an amount not to exceed one-half of the costs of the land, easements, or rights-of-way acquired or to be acquired by the local organization for mitigation of fish and wildlife habitat losses and directing that such acquisitions are not limited to the confines of the watershed project boundaries.
This includes the identification of geographical project boundaries, baseline scenarios, additionality, leakage, and permanence [11].
This includes the identification of geographical project boundaries, baseline scenarios, additionality, leakage, and permanence [ 11].
Leakage can be defined as unplanned emissions that could occur outside project boundaries as a result of project activities.
Only essential information necessary to define project boundaries, identify constraints and opportunities, develop basic technical parameters is generated.
Projected flame-boundary analysis was also performed to investigate the effect of flame shape/wrinkling on the subsequent timing of 5% mass fraction burned on a cycle-by-cycle basis.
A new computationally efficient model of an included phase located at the interface between two other phases is developed by projecting the boundaries of the inclusion onto the boundary between the two other phases.
