Sentence examples for the earliest projects from inspiring English sources

Another of the earliest projects, called distributed.net, also cracks cryptographic codes and is trying to find something called an optimal golomb ruler, a mathematical artifact important to coding and communications theory.

Two Dickensian stagings at the end of the 1970s have remained hugely influential: the RSC's The Life and Adventures of Nicholas Nickleby (1980), adapted by David Edgar and directed by Trevor Nunn and John Caird, and a version of Bleak House created by Mike Alfreds in 1977 as one of the earliest projects of the touring company, Shared Experience.

One of the earliest projects to be fully backed via the site was by University of Washington bioengineer Herbert Sauro, who wanted to make electronic circuits to use when teaching genetics to high school students.

One of the earliest projects proposed was a Photovoltaic demonstration which has the aim of inspiring and informing a wide public audience (who tend to have heard of solar technologies but not to really understand what they are and what their potential is).

The highway was one of the earliest projects completed by the California Highway Commission.

The nearshore project, NaGISA, one of the earliest projects introduced, was an ideal "ambassador" project for this purpose because its low-budget, low-tech approach made it easy to implement in new regions.

The earliest project in the Hayward exhibition is a tower in medieval decorative style by a late-15th or early-16th-century architect.

Among the earlier projects was the conversion in 2007 of the former fire station into Pleasanton Brick Oven Bakery.

But none of the earlier projects were so completely dedicated to the companionability and the terror of police work.

That was the problem with the earlier projects -- assuming a generic architecture, the planners produced mediocre places.

The center's radiation oncology center was among the early projects, and a burn center and microsurgery unit came later.