Sentence examples for projects centred on from inspiring English sources

The Babbage flight is one of the more ambitious projects centred on the Pi and shows what the low-cost computer can do.

Now the real estate development and investment company Anglo-Indian is finalising plans to use the MCC name and the game's popularity to promote 12 residential projects centred on cricket academies modelled on the home of cricket – Lord's.

Projects centred on deep prehistory tend to naturally include strong environmental and/or geological elements, so adding tephrochronology to the methodological repertoire makes good sense.

Many healthcare organizations are continuously working on a diverse set of improvement projects centred on the triple aim: increasing quality of care, increasing the (evidence based) care outcomes and, at the same time, reducing costs [ 1].

The President's Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR) or the United States Agency for International Development (13/49), as well as Family Health International (12/49), predominated among the USA funders, and many projects centred on research received funding from the USA Centre for Disease Control and Prevention (4/49) and the National Institutes of Health (4/49).

"Six years ago I started an in-depth research project centred on the suicide of Doria Manfredi.

The southern oases of Al-Khārijah and Al-Dākhilah have been developed to some extent as part of a reclamation project centred on exploiting underground water resources.

Last year, Rachel Burns, a Jewish teacher whose grandparents inhabited the volatile East End of the 1930s, worked on a project centred on the mural, involving four schools, with Jewish and Muslim schools working together.

With Ed Burns, with whom he co-created The Wire, he is exploring a project centred on the Haymarket bombing in Chicago in 1880, which profoundly coloured the American union movement, as well as what he calls a long-term effort to develop scripts about the birth of the CIA in 1947.

Another project, centred on Shireland Collegiate Academy in Sandwell, West Midlands, will test the effectiveness of a "flipped learning" approach.

Indeed, the framing of prison chaplaincy as an 'apolitical' project centred on the precise needs of the prison has also been a condition for reassembling the Muslim interlocutors: 'Chaplaincy is something with which all of us can identify.