Sentence examples for upgrade this project from inspiring English sources

If this level of support can be sustained for a decade, we'll have a truly scalable solution on our hands, and we will upgrade this project to A+ status.

A bill passed by the Minnesota Legislature on May 31 , 1975 imposed a moratorium on building I-35E, as well as other area freeways such as the canceled I-335 project and the MN 55 (Hiawatha Avenue) upgrade project.

3D silicon has undergone an intensive beam test programme which has resulted in the successful qualification for the ATLAS Insertable B-Layer (IBL) upgrade project to be installed in 2013 2014.

One positive programme is a slum upgrading pilot project implemented by non-state actors that also lacks government support.

This paper will elaborate on the possibilities and influencing factors for revamp and upgrade projects for sulphuric acid plants and OUTOTECs possible contribution to a successful execution of such projects.

This upgrade project was led by a CHESS research associate, Peter Ko. Figure 2: Plot of measured flux from 40 to 80 keV. Figure 3: 40 keV beam intensity profile in the hutch.

Rail travellers could expect a miserable weekend, as Network Rail carried out hundreds of maintenance and upgrade projects.

"Rick's work has been instrumental in all the C-Mod machine upgrade projects, adding greatly to PSFC's success as a world-leading tokamak facility.

Jacobs Engineering Group Inc has received a contract from Hindustan Petroleum Corp Ltd HPCLL) to provide project management consultancy services for a lube oil base stock (LOBS) quality upgrading project at HPCL's refining complex in Mumbai, India.

As an exception to this rule of purely engineering consideration of a road upgrading project, the Project Development and Design Manual (PDDM) of the Federal Highway Administration [5] proposes an integrated model based on social, economic and environmental (SEE) assessment.

This server upgrade, called Project Voyager, follows an announcement in November of Project Moonshot, which employs low-power cellphone chips to power servers in big data centers.