Sentence examples for workshop discussed from inspiring English sources

After a discussion of the meaning of 'sustainable public transport', this Workshop discussed issues of need, system design, institutional arrangements, environmental improvements and social aspects of service.

Participants at the National Academy's workshop discussed several options for gathering better data, but all had serious flaws.

There is a significant section on FoX in the "Building a CML code library" article and the workshop discussed the most important new areas for FoX to address.

The workshop discussed demands of the industry on technologies and control strategies for reducing the cost of design, manufacturing and service for products through an Integrated Product-and Process-DeVirtual Machiningl Machining (digital factory), and e-Work.

Yet here, too, according to the introduction to the report, "the speakers at the workshop discussed evidence from both studies with animal models and human epidemiological studies that exposure to environmental chemicals is linked both to weight gain and to glucose tolerance, insulin sensitivity, inflammation, and other aspects of the metabolic syndrome".

Yet, attendees at the workshop discussed this scenario and said that even if the odds do increase, there is plenty of time to plan and carry out at least one of several viable missions to deflect or alter the asteroid's course.

Building Roboticists David Barrett, a professor of mechanical engineering at Olin College, Ryan Keenan, curriculum lead for Udacity, and Dr. Robert McMahan, President of Kettering University will lead a workshop discussing their views on the best way to train the next generation of roboticists.

Researchers spent much of the workshop discussing which watery environments would have offered the best chance to preserve biosignatures from nearly 4 billion years ago, a period in which Mars is thought to have been wetter, warmer, and more hospitable for life than it is today.

The workshops discussed many ways to rectify the lack of long-term observations in sparsely sampled ocean regions.

The proceedings of both workshops discussed and defined the impact of (1) formulation or compositional changes, (2) process variable changes, (3) process scale changes, and (4) process site changes on the finished quality parameters of these products.

"They will be working at the interface and benefit from each other," says Hall. Interdisciplinarity and collaboration will be further enhanced through training, seminars, workshops discussing problems that need solving, visits by senior scientists, and summer schools that will bring postgraduate and postdocs from all over the world to London.