Sentence examples for projected to progress from inspiring English sources

In certain areas, especially in northwestern Russia, thaw of near-surface permafrost is projected to progress rapidly between the two future periods (dark blue zone), whereas in many other locations the change is minimal owing to, for example, the altitudinal cooling effect of a topographical barrier.

Patients in the placebo group progressed >2 units in year 1 and can be projected to progress 4 5 units over 2 years using linear extrapolation.

Each has good reasons for wanting the project to progress quickly.

One engineer noted that "there was an escalation of problems without corresponding solutions". Two years into the project and with renewed senior management focus, the necessary management structures were finally put in place to enable the project to progress.

But technological advances mean eight TBMs worth about £10m each and a fully mechanised support system allows the construction of Crossrail, currently Europe's largest civil engineering project, to progress at an average rate of about 100m (328ft) every week.

Under Phase 1, a number of key issues were resolved to allow the project to progress to Phase 2 with the guidance of the Code of Practice.

The support can benefit medium term activities such as the preparation of further grant proposals and long-term activities such as administrative tasks, which are crucial for projects to progress from the grant stage to the integration stage.

The median time (range) taken for projects to progress through the awareness stage was 15 (1-36) months, with 25.5 12-844) months for the experiential phase and 30 17-444) months for the expansion phase.

In addition, participants needed to be willing to attend interviews held in Melbourne city centre, Burwood (suburb of Melbourne) or Geelong (regional city in Victoria, although no participants chose this option) to minimise travel expenses and to enable this phase of the project to progress quickly.

This project contributes to progress on these questions by offering technology policy insight using methods from Systems Engineering.

If the moves are supported the department plans to ask for capital project funding to progress the two most urgent parts of the work; at Belle Greve Bay and both ends of the Clos du Valle at St Sampson's Harbour and Le Grande Havre.