When a Treasury grant of £1,000 was allocated at the end of August 1837, Darwin stretched the project to include the geology book that he had conceived in April 1832 at the first landfall in the voyage.
(To stretch the budget for the project, the technicians had been living in the rectory of another church instead of in a hotel, as they usually would).
"I can tell you that we are having conversations on how to stretch out the project to make it more manageable financially," says Milind Diwan, a physicist at DOE's Brookhaven National Laboratory in Upton, New York, and co-spokesperson for the LBNE collaboration.
Repeated voyages stretched the whale project into 1980.
They stretch the boundaries of any project they are passionate about.
Juha Yla-Jaaski, who runs a technology project to stretch the academically able, worries that a focus on raising the achievement of the majority of pupils shortchanges the cleverest.
Other projects, however, stretch the imagination of those who are not transportation buffs, who may fail to see the historic or architectural value in pedestrian overpasses, viaducts, roadways and retaining walls throughout Westchester County.
Since 2000, the Museum of Modern Art and MoMA PS1's Young Architects Program (YAP) has sowed the grounds for the best and brightest emerging minds in architecture and design to create new and innovative projects that stretch the limits of sustainability and environmentally-minded urban construction.
Since 2000, the Museum of Modern Art and MoMA PS1's Young Architects Program (YAP) has sowed the grounds for the best and brightest emerging minds in architecture and design to create new and innovative projects that stretch the limits of sustainability and environmentally-minded urban construction.
But that would have required at least two and a half more years, and all this education had stretched out the project.
