Sentence examples for stream project from inspiring English sources
Mr. Bajnai conceded that by supporting the South Stream project, Hungary's dependence on Russian gas would increase, not decrease.
Work on the South Stream project, which is one of Gazprom's priority investment projects, is on schedule.
A turbine for the MeyGen tidal stream project in the Pentland Firth was unveiled outside Inverness in the Scottish Highlands.
Following the scrapping of the South Stream project, Vladimir Putin now intends to build a new gas pipeline that would be routed through Turkey.
A month ago, European governments signed an agreement in Turkey to support the Western-backed Nabucco pipeline, which would compete directly with the South Stream project.
Mr. Zubkov made it clear that Russia wanted more access to Germany's energy market, notably supplying it with more gas by building a third pipeline parallel to the existing Nord Stream project.
Our database contains three categories of stream projects: ecological restoration to benefit natural ecosystems, human-oriented projects to enhance ecosystem services, and data collection projects for planning and monitoring.
More generally, the availability of spatial information in AIT calls into questions the classic dichotomy in visual processing that associates object shape processing with ventral structures such as AIT but places spatial processing in a separate anatomical stream projecting to dorsal structures.
A second more dorsal stream projecting to the temporoparietal junction is hypothesized to interface with the speech motor cortex, similar to the model of Hickok and Poeppel.
Second, the substantial variation in project performance suggested a need for improved appraisal methods, especially greater attention to the production coefficients adopted, the benefit stream projected, the project time frame and risk analysis.
Wise and colleagues (Wise et al. 2001) postulate a dorsal stream projecting to the posterior STS with a major role for this region in transient representation of the temporal structure of phonetic sequences and as an interface between phoneme perception and long-term lexical memory.
