Sentence examples for projects to apply from inspiring English sources

The John Templeton Foundation, based in West Conshohocken, Pa., was established in 1987 to administer the prize and promote "projects to apply scientific methodology to the study of religious subjects," with room for theoretical physics; evolutionary biology; cognitive science; and research into love, human purpose and the nature and origin of religious beliefs.

Individual instructors can decide whether they wish to permit their students to develop research projects to apply and build upon the technical skills that they have just acquired.

Amongst the first large-scale projects to apply these guidelines was that of the Yeast Consensus Model [17, 18], an international collaborative effort to develop a consensus metabolic reconstruction of Saccharomyces cerevisiae.

Among these initiatives are KACST's recently funded projects to apply microarray based CGH approach to unravel genome defects in the congenital heart diseases and another to screen and diagnose the developmental delay as well as other congenital malformations.

Ms. Kieran was inspired by the project to apply for a DonorsChoose.org grant for iPads for her class, and was eventually awarded six.

Starting in September, Terras will be leading an international project to apply MSI and other techniques to the masks of Egyptian mummies, to see whether the reused papyrus from which they were made bears writings from the past.

The Edgeworth-Day project to apply the principles of "Émile" to living subjects began with the selection of Edgeworth's young son, Dick, as the guinea pig who was to be protected from corruption by avoiding books, while at the same time being released from any form of parental discipline.

Tianrang also plans to set up a project to apply machine learning to the urban development of cities, led by Jessie Li, a professor at the College of Information Sciences and Technology of Pennsylvania State University.

Now the Micro-grids' consortium hopes to set up a new project to apply the designed kit on some rural non-electrified villages.

Furthermore, within NFI, it has been decided to use part of the research capacity for technical specialists, mostly as part of a project to apply new outside techniques to forensic science applications and develop well-validated methods.

In early 2011, Cefic through its Long Range Initiative (LRI) program funded a project to apply an earlier version of the decision tree to a real world example of combined exposures.