Sentence examples for projects similarly from inspiring English sources

Frieze Projects similarly inject a little curatorial fun into the hard-selling arena.

For example, two projects similarly involving endogenous cells (meaning already present in the body), are now in clinical development at the Swiss company Novartis.

Variation projects similarly require specification of a total, project-wide redundancy, R. Yet, because they necessarily involve multiple genomes, an essentially new design question also emerges.

In January 2010 the University of Washington and engineering firm CH2M Hill released Greenroads™, a new system that rates the sustainability of road design and construction projects similarly to how programs such as LEED® rate and certify buildings.

The Biopython [ 4] and Bioperl [ 5] projects similarly attempt to deal with these problems, but these projects have such a large scope across all of their subject areas that the analysis of high-throughput sequencing has been relatively neglected to date.

Another successful project similarly proves that urban poetry needn't be intimidating or elitist, but simply accessible: Poems on the Underground, a public art project funded by the Arts Council and now celebrating its 30th year, has seen 600 poems grace the inside carriages of the Tube and been emulated from New York to Shanghai.

The paper argues that Shary and Pease projected similarly exclusionary social visions onto the irrigated landscape in spite of their differences on irrigation systems.

His latest project similarly captured our attention for its incisive take on microblogging, aggregation and the new culture of creativity this fosters.

This desire to take the actions and principles of the internet and transpose them onto the physical world reminds us of the work of Berlin-based artist Aram Bartholl, whose Dead Drops project similarly takes peer-to-peer anonymous file sharing out of the computer and onto city streets.

This presentation, in contrast to the three prior presentations, was to provide an overview of the complete project, similarly to what might be presented at a scientific conference.

However, this pattern might not be exclusive to Turkey; for example, a neighbor joining tree of 98 Tuscan individuals in the 1000 Genomes Project similarly displays a star-like phylogeny (Additional file 3: Figure S2), i.e., we observe long terminal branches coalescing at about the same time, indicating lack of structure within the population.