Sentence examples for projects leveraging from inspiring English sources

And because this approach to network tokens is still new, we will likely see the emergence of more projects leveraging a token model for bringing forth new and innovative ideas.

A number of successful Russian and Eastern European Internet entrepreneurs are investing in the new projects, leveraging their experience in building Internet companies, existing Internet traffic and cash flow.

Other devices in the works include the Triage Wireless wrist worn vital monitoring system, Proteus's RFID monitoring pills, the iShoe project out of MIT and other various projects leveraging wireless technology to help better the lives of everyone.

As mentioned above, the early open-source projects leveraged the community as key contributors to the software base.

Using webpages of a major crowdfunding platform (N = 4123), the author found that only a limited number of projects leveraged the benefits of embedding videos and pictures.

Some projects leveraged limited funds from a variety of sources to pursue their concerns, and some obtained resources specifically for framing questions, which they then used for research and/or in developing more complete proposals.

As the lead single from 2001's Gorillaz, "Clint Eastwood" was the first taste we had of Albarn's Blur side project, leveraging Del The Funkee Homosapien as the voice of Russell possessed to help define the group's hip-hop-meets-Brit-pop sound.

This research was supported by USDA-CSREES-NRI No.nt No. 2006-55606-16722, "BAgriculturalnated Agricultural Project: Leveraging Genomics, Genetics, and Breeding for Gene Discovery and Barley Improvement", UK SA LINK 302/BB/D522003/1 "Association Genetics of Elite UK Barleys", and NSF DBI Grant No. 0321756 "Coupling EST and Bacterial Artificial Chromosome Resources to Access the Barley Genome.

The project leverages ubiquitous cellphones, and partners with mobile operators and the Ugandan National Meteorological Authority to provide low-cost, on-demand access to weather alerts to more than 16 million Ugandan cellphone users.

The project leverages existing public-academic collaborations to implement a catchment-based approach to early detection.

Using open source software (see glossary) for this project leveraged the design and programming of a much larger community than the specific developers working on Estudio Epi [ 12].