Sentence examples for suite of projects from inspiring English sources

Here we include a suite of projects that migrate information to personal devices and systems instead of centralizes silos.

Dr. Tidball serves as the leader of a suite of projects dealing with veterans and military families, and serves as the director of the New York State Extension Disaster Education Network.

In health and housing, Professor Lee Gehrke shared his work to create rapid diagnostic tests for mosquito-borne viruses like Zika, Dengue, and Chikungunya, while Assistant Professor Miho Mazereeuw explained the Urban Risk Lab's suite of projects to increase disaster resilience, such as real-time flood mapping in south India and creating smart public infrastructure in Nepal.

The government has stated that this suite of projects will increase the country's oil production from 3 million to 6 million barrels per day (b/d) by 2016, with first oil being delivered by 2013, an aggressive pace.

CJ was principal researcher of Beacon Practice Model suite of projects.

This study quantifies the level of agreement between a full suite of projected climatic futures, providing a more robust and conservative estimate of impact and thus more confidence to support conservation action.

However, this rejection can be overcome by employing suites of projects that are designed to have elements that generate net environmental benefits (Pearce, Markandya and Barbier, 1989).

One unique aspect is the requirement for an integrated suite of research projects that includes a minimum of two biomedical projects and two environmental science or engineering projects (Suk and Anderson 1999; Suk et al. 1999).

Other projects of interest not discussed here include the suite of Phantom Projects [ 48], TRANSFAC database [ 49] or the previously described GEO.

There are three different scenarios: the existing condition base (ECB), the future without proposed CEPP projects (FWO) but with other landscape features that could alter freshwater inflows, and alternative 4R (ALthat that incorporates a suite of restoration projects including those associated with the CEPP.

On view through Dec. 4 as part of a suite of public projects, "Forget Me Not" takes its name from the flower pin once worn by the Masons and later adopted by the Nazis.