Sentence examples for supporting field research from inspiring English sources
The Greenhouse serves as an initial experimental test-bed supporting field research, from which lessons may be learned to support the design and implementation of future field facilities, and enabling higher fidelity demonstrations.
Award: Grant requests of up to $5,000 to support field research or other creative projects in Asia will be entertained.
The department research grants may be used to support field research as a supplement to other field research grants such as the UAR research grants.
This opportunity will support field research for current Columbia University undergraduates studying sustainable development, either in the special concentration or the major.
McKenna embarked on a complex and physically taxing series of experiments that were funded by the Becky Colvin '95 Memorial Award, presented annually by the Princeton Environmental Institute (PEI) and the Department of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology to support field research projects critical to the senior thesis.
Many students use one year or more of their fellowship time to support field research, and all students may also apply for additional research and travel funds.
Prominent geoengineering expert Ken Caldeira of the Carnegie Institution for Science in Stanford, California, said he was "concerned with possible conflicts of interest related to the profit motive," and chose not to attend after Leinen declined to say categorically that her organization would never support field research into geoengineering.
Additional gratitude is due to Gabriel Jacquet, Francy Cifuentes, Margarita María Rodríquez, Cristina Mejía, and Jennifer Lopera who supported field research.
Massiah Foundation announces gift to support a field research trip during spring break in 2010.
The Research Center for Biology-LIPI supported the field research and provided facilities for laboratory analysis.
This article describes the development of a GIS-based model of historical drought and population change in western Canada, designed to support qualitative field research into drought adaptation and migration.
