Sentence examples for solution for projects from inspiring English sources

GFRP's excellent corrosion resistance, high tensile-strength-to-weight ratio, non-magnetic, nonconductive make it an excellent solution for projects requiring improved corrosion resistance or reduced maintenance costs.

The objective is to provide a powerful solution for project managers and designers working on multiple design projects to share product information and knowledge, and to ensure the system security and mitigate the difficulties with firewalls.

The Solutions segment customized LED lighting and control solutions for projects.

Canadian lithium exploration company Voltaic Minerals Corp has engaged Whittier Filtration, a division of Veolia Water Technologies Inc, to begin working on process engineering solutions for projects in North America that have lithium in wastewater from commercial sites.

That along with open source controllers like Arduino have not only provided user-friendly off-the-shelf solutions for projects like AoT, it makes both the data and the means for collecting it accessible to the public, right down to the circuit board.

It is not about developing projects and it does not give blue-print solutions for project-level interventions.

I thought it could be a nice solution for typography projects.

This paper introduces the requirements for system level configuration and proposes a prototype solution for ship projects and engine-room related supply chains.

This study aims to develop a system reliability theory based multiple-objective optimization model to conduct SRO, and then identify the cost quality trade-off solution for construction projects.

"With the support from our new partners, we will be able to invest in expanding and improving our core product, to have Travis CI be the best Continuous Integration and Development solution for software projects out there," he writes and also notes that the Travis CI will stay open source.

Of course, the Brutalist movement itself is inextricably tied with social housing those stark slabs of concrete, now fashionable among architecture nerds everywhere, were utilitarian in their original purpose: a low cost solution for civil projects throughout the 1960s and 1970s.