Sentence examples for projects on the use of from inspiring English sources

The past couple of years have seen several promising initiatives using open data to unpick complex corporate networks and highlight the extensive use of tax havens – including projects on the use of anonymous shell companies to avoid tax, the subsidiaries of major banks in tax havens, the corporate structures of Big Oil, and the use of tax havens by large public sector contractors.

Tagaki also initiated and organised an international research project on the use of mixed plutonium-uranium oxide (MOX) fuel in light water reactors - the IMA project (IMA means "now" in Japanese), for which he remarkably secured funding from the Toyota Foundation.

This work presents and analysis the results of an ongoing research project on the use of the Near Surface Mounted (NSM) carbon fiber-reinforced polymer (CFRP) laminates for the increase of the load carrying capacity of statically indeterminate (two spans) reinforced concrete (RC) slabs.

Recently published results of an ambitious project on the use of sensor-augmented CSII (the STAR 3 trial) [ 9] covered 156 children allocated to either CSII or MDI.

In recent years, several CH projects focusing on the use of narrative methods and storytelling tools have been launched.

Both of these projects focus on the use of complex multi-role autonomous companion robots in human-centred environments.

Projects based on the use of polyphenol biomarkers are necessarily resource-dependent, which limits the number of samples that can be analyzed in a particular study.

"This is an incredible challenge and an incredible opportunity for Facebook, Twitter and Google," said Ethan Zuckerman, a senior researcher at the Berkman Center for Internet and Society at Harvard, where he works on projects about the use of technology and media in the developing world.

SAURON (Surveillance AUtonomous Robots Over Network) is a research project focused on the use of autonomous patrolling robots for surveillance purposes.

A study by Ilskog presented a method for sustainability evaluation of rural electrification project based on the use of 39 indicators covering five dimensions of sustainability, namely, technical, economic, social/ethical, environmental, and institutional sustainability.

When, in the last year of his Ph.D., Thales decided to build a prototype based on his experiments, Schwartz moved over to his academic lab to work on a related but more fundamental project focused on the use of atoms--instead of photons--to detect movement.