Sentence examples for the paper project from inspiring English sources

The 16 mostly unknown designers showing on Thursday and Friday under the auspices of the Paper Project at Seventh on Sixth were chosen at the council's request by Kim Hastreiter, a co-editor and co-publisher of Paper magazine.

The pioneering generic methodologies and methods are presented in the paper project for designing systems capable of achieving these objectives in the cost effective manner at existing CIS and also in the future.

The paper projects the loss to the GDP from the contraction in lending between 2007 and 2012 to be worth around £193bn," said the report.

The paper projects that global average temperatures under such a scenario could eventually reach as high as between 16C and 25C over a number of centuries.

The paper projects the contribution to 2011 2015 international targets of three major pandemics by programs in 140 countries funded by the Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria, the largest external financier of tuberculosis and malaria programs and a major external funder of HIV programs in low and middle income countries.

The paper projects only a modest four per cent increase in the global population of children by 2025, but the population growth shifts significantly to countries in the South.

In an interview, Dr. Buchwald said that the idea of putting Einstein's papers online or on a CD had been discussed from the early days of the papers project.

The online collection includes all 230 original scientific manuscripts and drafts that were in his possession when he died, said Dr. Diana Kormos Buchwald, a historian of science at the California Institute of Technology and the director of the papers project.

Within the EU Third Framework Programme (FP3) (1990) two research projects initiated the field on interactions of air pollutants and organic cultural heritage; namely the EU STEP "Leather project" and the STEP "Paper project" [56].

"The Combat Paper Project: Healing Through Art," an exhibition that opened at the Newark Public Library on Thursday and will run through June 26, displays some 60 works of art on paper made from former military uniforms.

Handmade paper works by veterans participating in the Combat Paper Project.