Sentence examples for proposes facilities for from inspiring English sources

The scheme proposes facilities for the manufacturing, commissioning and installation of offshore wind turbines.

Father Gorman said residents were also concerned about several proposed facilities for the homeless and other people with special needs.

In the proposed Facility for Low-energy Antiproton and Ion Research FLAIRR) [http://www.flair.eu.tt] the antiprotons shall be slowed down in a last step from 300 to 20 keV in an ultra-low-energy electrostatic storage ring (USR) for various in-ring experiments as well as for their efficient injection into traps.

A large acceptance ray-tracing spectrometer is being designed in order to fully exploit the research opportunities that will be offered by reaccelerated radioactive beams in the energy range 6 15 MeV/nucleon from the proposed facility for rare isotope beams (FRIB) in the USA.

Without a proper understanding of radioactive wastes namely, their chemical, physical, and radiological properties it is not possible to correctly design a repository, or to assess the safety of any proposed facility for the handling, storage, or disposal of these materials.

The proposed facilities have been simulated for a wide range of values for the parameters characterizing the thermal and fast neutron radiographies.

Some researchers complain that there was not a proper competition for the proposed facilities included in the report, or peer review.

The proposed facility was for a Tri-State Transit Authority (TTA) bus transfer station, retail development and associated parking structures and would occupy a two-block surface parking lot between 8th Street and 10th Street along 3rd Avenue.

Subsequently, the computational experiments conducted substantiate the conceptual validity of the proposed facility layout formulation for RCPSP and the comprehensive simulation shows the effectiveness of the PABC algorithm for RCPSP.

Although AT&T's proposed facility was recommended for approval by city staff, four Planning Commission members turned down the project, citing its "incompatibility" with current uses of Dunsmore Park.

The proposed facility is welcome news for researchers who use neutrons to probe the structure of materials.