Sentence examples for step of a project from inspiring English sources

Ms. DeJulio said she gets "down and dirty, showing every step of a project" on her show.

This study is the first step of a project initiated at VTI regarding hearing loss, traffic safety and mobility and the purpose is to compare how individuals, with and without hearing loss, experience safety and mobility in transport situations.

Clearly, you shouldn't be asking your boss to hold your hand during every step of a project, but a well-timed "What can I do to help?" or "I noticed that [task] needs doing--I'll tackle that," is much appreciated.

Nama purports to solve that problem by tying every message to a corresponding task that needs to be completed, so messaging is automatically linked to the corresponding steps of a project, according to Loh.

Teachers Village is the first step of a development project by the same developers that will entail building or rehabilitating 15 million square feet of space, including several skyscrapers, on 32 parcels of land downtown.

This organisational survey is the first step of a larger project that will collect information on the patient-reported outcomes of care for women with HMB in the first year after their first outpatient visit at NHS hospitals in England and Wales [ 9, 10].

As a first step of the project, a family of multi-block CFD meshes was developed at Liverpool designed to work with the sliding-plane method.

But he's equally keen for MOVEment to become the first step of a much bigger project: "I hope we can go on to explore different commissions, maybe even for the stage.

Moreover, the final step of a systems engineering project is typically an evaluation that attempts to find out how well the system works in the hands of the user.

This scoping study is the first step of a multiphase, international project aimed at designing a homecare robot that can provide functional support, track physical and psychological well-being, and deliver therapeutic intervention specifically for individuals with mild cognitive impairment.

This study represents the first step of a long-term project aiming at a deep taxonomic revision of the Rattini.