Sentences with phrase «large field projects»

Active in planning, scheduling, monitoring and following up of jobs.Continually taking on extra work to in crease company profit and customer satisfaction.Ability to run multi crafted skilled workers on small or large field projects.

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It encompasses aging projects in the North Sea, factory - like shale fields from Texas to Pennsylvania, and, oh, by the way, 43,000 gas stations ringing the planet — a larger retail network than that of either McDonald's (mcd) or Starbucks (sbux) x.

I ride longer distances on my bike, can do more pull - ups than ever, and my brain seems to have a larger capacity for new projects, problem solving, songwriting, and fielding random questions.

The company has another $ 1.9 billion worth of renovations and new projects in the pipeline: Some 100 miles to the southwest of Roosevelt Field, Simon recently wrapped up a $ 200 million overhaul and expansion of the King of Prussia mall — adding space for 50 more stores in what's already the second - largest mall in the U.S.

On land or in water, our Field Services teams perform everything from sump and tank pump - outs, to tank cleaning requiring confined space entry and vacuum services, to building or site decontamination, large remediation projects and emergency response.

Once fully operational, the project's blockchain will be the largest of its kind across the world and will be used in several different fields.

Shell is spending at least $ 10 billion on untested technology to build a natural - gas plant on a large boat so the company can tap a remote field, according to people who have worked on the project.

The project will add a larger ice rink, a turf field, swimming pool features, a new locker room, updated lighting and fencing and other thing to the Lake Street facility.

Established to conduct the first large - scale experimental social research project in the United States, Mathematica's commitment to innovation drives us to develop new methods, explore emerging fields, and apply new technologies in ways our early employees could barely have imagined.

With an office in Washington, DC, Project Vote's staff are experts in the fields of voting rights, election law, and large - scale voter contact programs.

One of the key issues in the district that has drawn the ire of many residents it the Bedford - Union Armory project, a city proposal to transform the vacant armory into a large development holding rental units and condos, as well as a recreation center with a swimming pool, basketball courts, and an indoor soccer field.

An even larger project, begun in 2000, takes CO2 from North Dakota and sinks it into an oil field in Weyburn, Saskatchewan, Canada.

A shutdown would cut short a key NASA field campaign to survey Arctic land and sea ice, and a larger project it is part of.

Private funders such as the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, in Seattle, Washington, and the Tata Trusts, a Mumbai - based charity, have spent tens of millions on gene - drive research, but this funding has been directed to specific projects or institutions; other government funders have not yet made large contributions to the field.

«Right now there are kind of monopolies running the field,» she says, referring to the large, established, well - funded labs that are responsible for most of the major ancient DNA projects.

He combines large - scale field - based projects with cutting - edge quantitative approaches and has conducted projects in Europe, Africa, the United States, southeast Asia, and Australia.

Many scientists believe that small or medium scale field trials may be needed to understand the risks of large - scale geoengineering projects.

However, a large innovation project with its base at Sliperiet at Umeå Arts Campus, a part of Umeå University, is now setting the pace in the region's journey to the forefront of this field.

«To me, what is most interesting about our results is that we are now able to start putting different pieces of our larger project together to better understand the response of Greater Prairie - Chickens to wind energy development at our field site,» says study co-author Virginia Winder.

The joking subsided in 1995 during the last days of a giant meteorological study called Vortex (Verification of the Origins of Rotation in Tornadoes Experiment), the largest tornado field project to date.

The two - year project called VORTEX2 is the largest field experiment in history.

A new field project, led by SLAC researchers and the DOE Office of Legacy Management, is using X-ray techniques to target long - lived groundwater contamination (large dark brown area) at former uranium ore processing sites in the floodplains of the upper Colorado River basin.

The flood of new data is only expected to rise with upcoming wide - field surveys like the Large Synoptic Survey Telescope (LSST), a National Science Foundation and Department of Energy project that will be based in Chile.

The Partnership for Soft Condensed Matter is a scientific and technical platform supporting ambitious large - scale soft matter research projects related to nanomaterials, environmental and energy sciences, biotechnology and related fields.

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In his ERC project, Professor Johannes Henn plans to develop new methods within quantum field theory for making predictions for experiments, such as those currently under way at the Large Hadron Collider (LHC) at CERN.

She has managed field and laboratory projects that encompass large interdisciplinary teams investigating intense sounds (naval sonars, pile driving, marine hydrokinetic devices).

Our faculty are also engaged in large scale, multi-investigator projects in breakthrough areas at the interface of disciplines that involve collaborations spanning different fields.

«The proteomics field is now entering a third generation phase where large - scale protein analysis will provide unique quantifiable data on a subcellular level «says one of the participants in the EU funded PROSPECTS project Dr. Emma Lundberg from the Science for Life Laboratory Stockholm.

Data for COSMOS - 1908 were collected as part of the MOSFIRE Deep Evolution Field (MOSDEF) survey, a large Keck Observatory project that Shapley and Sanders have carried out in collaboration with astronomers at UC Berkeley, UC Riverside and UCSD.

Space - and ground - based research projects are split among large, midsize and small categories, so that WFIRST with its almost 5 - foot (1.5 - meter) field - of - view came in first within the large category of space projects exceeding $ 1 billion.

Examples of science projects enabled by the data in the High - Latitude Survey include: mapping the formation of cosmic structure in the first billion years after the Big Bang via the detection and characterization of over 10,000 galaxies at z > 8; finding over 2,000 QSOs at z > 7; quantifying the distribution of dark matter on intermediate and large scales through lensing in clusters and in the field; identifying the most extreme star - forming galaxies and shock - dominated systems at 1 < z < 2; carrying out a complete census of star - forming galaxies and the faint end of the QSO luminosity function at z ~ 2, including their contribution to the ionizing radiation; and determining the kinematics of stellar streams in the Local Group through proper motions.

The report also found that its Explorer program that has supported small - and medium - sized missions such as NASA's Wide - Field Infrared Survey Explorer (WISE) ranked second in priority for large - cost space projects.

Second, after two years of work on campus, each student enters a mandatory field placement, at venues ranging from large urban school districts (Atlanta, Boston, Chicago, Denver, New York, etc.) to nonprofit organizations such as the New Teacher Project, the New Schools Venture Fund, and Teach For America.

The Director of Authorizer Engagement & Advancement will manage one of NACSA's largest strategic programs and will serve as a field expert on a variety of projects, providing hands - on, customized support to charter school authorizers across the country.

Traditionally, the terminology «field» test for a large scale K - 12 test development project has been an exercise using the final tests to generate the data necessary to do (for standards - based tests) the standards - setting or cut scores for use the first year of «operational» tests.

The Graduate School has access to a large number of research centers, academic networks, and grant research projects, and as such ranks extremely high in the H - Index Score, meaning scholars in the field view the School as being both productive and impactful with its research.

The latest project of the award - winning dynamic duo takes the reader to Brazil's Pantanal, the world's largest wetlands, where field scientist Patricia Medici leads a talented team in search of the unsung tapir.

If you have a large list of books, the search field on the top right corner of the project list is handy.

CRISSY FIELD CENTER»S «GREEN» INTERIM MODULARS SHOWCASE SUSTAINABILITY FOR STUDENTS AND PARK VISITORS SAN FRANCISCO, CA: With the infusion of federal stimulus funds through the American Recovery & Reinvestment Act, one of the Bay Area's largest and most anticipated public works projects — the reconstruction of the Doyle Drive / Presidio Parkway approach to the Golden Gate Bridge, originally scheduled to begin in 2011 — was put on the fast track to break ground in summer 2009.

The entire project sits on 9.5 hectares, with abundant green areas, a large pond with fountains, soccer field, two tennis courts, putting green, three swimming pools, waterfall, 2 jacuzzis, gym, bar - restaurant by the main pool (open Tuesday to Sunday), Club House, Chill Out Lounge, BBQ houses for activities, and a play ground and professional security 24/7.

Gunnar Davis is a heavy weapons specialist with an assault rifle as a primary weapon and a pistol for a secondary weapon, while his special abilities include Shockwave which sends a powerful electrical impulse that knocks down enemies; Stasis projects a stasis field that stops time for enemies albeit while simultaneously protecting them from incoming fire, but could still be useful to strategically change position, finding cover or running past a large group of enemies; Barrier creates a protective energy bubble that prevents damage from being received by Gunnar; and Storm hits enemies with a lightning strike.

As in most creative fields, the money to create these projects comes from large companies and producers.

Since 1990 he has realized several large sculptural projects around the world such as Critical Mass, Field and Angel of the North.

Revisiting an idea he first employed in his late - seventies project «128 Photographs of a Painting», he divided the work's surface into two vertical sections, then halved those halves, and so on, he had each work printed to his desired scale, so that we might contemplate what have become remarkable horizontal, rhythmic fields of fine lines, oscillating with vibrations of color, the largest of which stretches over ten meters, as seen on the gallery's first floor.

This access, which has broadly democratized the field, has created not only a larger and more engaged audience for this kind of art, but has also created more opportunities for this work to be contextualized within the larger narratives of contemporary art, as can be seen in the various approaches of curators such as Lynne Cooke, Massimiliano Gioni and Daniel Baumann, for example, all of whom have, in different ways, framed the work of self - taught artists within their curatorial projects.

Recent projects include A Monument of Mines, (2015) a major site - specific installation for the new cultural center in Kongsberg, Norway and One Field to the Next a permanent large - scale work at the Taipei Main Station (2016).

Hicham Berrada is participatiing in the 5th Moscow International Biennale for Young Art which ranks among the largest and most ambitious projects in the field of contemporary art in summer 2016.

Moscow International Biennale for Young Art is a large - scale project realized on the Moscow art scene in the field of contemporary art.

Untitled (Set for a Homestead) 2011, 2014, Installation view from Force Field Project There's an excellent article written by Christa DiMarco at Title Magazine about Napoleon Member Lewis Colburn's large scale environmental installations and sculptures.