Sentence examples for projects emerging from from inspiring English sources

The general stakeholders are projects emerging from the ESFRI roadmap and other larger scientific communities such as the VPH network of excellence.

The projects emerging from Mobility Partnerships correspond inevitably to the political will of the participating member states, as they will only contribute, financially and operationally, to the projects reflective of their national imperatives.

Key challenges to be overcome are both technical and cultural and involve progressing issues related to cross-organisational, enterprise and application interoperability, knowledge management and developing a culture and framework supporting a community-based platform and collaborative projects emerging from the community foundation [68 70].

Additional examples of interdisciplinary approaches, mentioned earlier, include WHO's IVM, UNESCO's ecohydrology program, and many large-scale research projects emerging from public health.

Microduino is the first Kickstarter project from members of Beijing Makerspace, and Wang says he expects to see many more exciting open-source hardware projects emerge from the community soon.

Another project emerging from the company's DARPA work is PROXI, a humanoid robot — "It started out with hands… and then we were trying to do a lower cost arm… and ultimately we built a whole humanoid," summarized Mahoney.

Here we report on the formative evaluation of the first project emerging from this program: use of a nurse telephone-based outreach service to assess patients' risk factors for falls and refer these patients to appropriate services.

The project emerged from a 2006 review within the intelligence community about new subjects that required analytical attention.

The project emerged from more than 15 years of false starts, litigation and an economic crash that killed an earlier proposal.

This year, the project emerged from a series of closed-door sessions wearing snappy Art Deco hats that reversed the design into Retro mode.

Sparked by a disgruntled comment below an interview in the Guardian, Shukla's crowdfunded editorial project emerged from the "constant anxiety we feel as people of colour to justify our space, to show that we have earned our place at the table".