Deep Dive definition

Deep Dive. Roundtable Lunch and Learn Program Cost: $1,500 • Sponsor pays all venue, food and beverage costs for the program Webinar Cost: $1,500 Women’s Initiative – Catalyst Level Cost: $7,500 • Catalyst sponsors may attend monthly Steering Committee meetings for the Women’s Initiative, and bring up to 6 members of their firm/company to each Women’s Initiative event. While sponsorship funds are pooled for all events, Catalyst sponsors may be offered the opportunity, depending on the program, to introduce a speaker or facilitate a panel or table discussion.
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Deep Dive means a dive to a depth greater than 40 m;
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Deep Dive. Roundtable Lunch and Learn Program Sponsorship Fee: $1,500  Sponsor pays all venue, food and beverage costs for the program W ebinar Sponsorship Fee:  $1,000 – One 60-minute webinar which will be promoted to ACC Georgia membership only; Sponsor creates hosting page, sets up access information and monitors the recording and sound quality of the webinar; webinar content will be posted on ACC Georgia website; or  $1,500 – One 60-minute webinar which will be promoted to ACC national membership; ACC Georgia, with the assistance of ACC National, creates hosting page, sets up access information and monitors the recording and sound quality of the webinar; webinar content will be posted on ACC Georgia website W omen’s Initiative Catalyst Level Sponsorship Fee: $7,500 Strategic Level Sponsorship Fee: $5,000 Thought Leader Level Sponsorship Fee: $2,500  Please do not submit payment of fees with this Agreement. ACC Georgia will invoice your firm or company prior to the program or event.
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Examples of Deep Dive in a sentence

  • A Deep Dive comprehensively surveys major research stakeholders’ plans and processes in order to investigate data management requirements over the next 5–10 years.

  • EPOC uses the Deep Dive process to discuss and analyze current and planned science, research, or education activities and the anticipated data output of a particular use case, site, or project to help inform the strategic planning of a campus or regional networking environment.

  • Whereas the Roadside Assistance portion of EPOC can be likened to calling someone for help when a car breaks down, the Deep Dive process offers an opportunity for broader understanding of the longer term needs of a researcher.

  • The Deep Dive process aims to understand the full science pipeline for research teams and suggest alternative approaches for the scientists, local IT support, and national networking partners as relevant to achieve the long-term research goals via workflow analysis, storage/computational tuning, identification of network bottlenecks, etc.

  • EPOC uses the Deep Dive process to discuss and analyze current and planned science use cases and anticipated data output of a particular use case, site, or project to help inform the strategic planning of a campus or regional networking environment.

  • This commitment was provided in response to the Deep Dive recommendations.

  • Medicare Part D Abandonment: Deep Dive into Branded Product Abandonment.

  • Individualized Deep Dive Support The primary focus of support through TCP is assisting individual communities – recipients include government agencies and their community partner organizations – to successfully advance a program of projects identified through meaningful public involvement that deliver a broad set of transportation, climate, equity, housing, economic, and other community benefits.

  • Kerr, Obama’s Proposed Changes to Computer Hacking Statute: A Deep Dive, WASH.

  • Nonetheless, administrative distortions seriously under-price wildlife23: • The sale of hunting concessions is not open and competitive.


More Definitions of Deep Dive

Deep Dive. Roundtable Lunch and Learn Program Cost: $2,000 • Sponsor pays all venue, food and beverage costs for the program Webinar Cost: $2,000 WOMEN’S INITIATIVE Women’s Initiative – Catalyst Level Cost: $7,500 • Catalyst sponsors may attend monthly Steering Committee meetings for the Women’s Initiative, and bring up to 6 members of their firm/company to each Women’s Initiative event. While sponsorship funds are pooled for all events, Catalyst sponsors may be offered the opportunity, depending on the program, to introduce a speaker or facilitate a panel or table discussion. Women’s Initiative – Thought Leader Level Cost: $2,500 • Thought Leader sponsors may bring up to 2 members of their firm/company to each Women’s Initiative event.
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Deep Dive video lessons • Baby Step dashboard • Quizzes • EveryDollar® budget tool • Budget tutorial videos and downloads • Ask Xxxx tool • Help Center • One account per household • Quarterly reporting
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Deep Dive. Roundtable Lunch and Learn Program Cost: $2,000 • Benefit: One-hour discussion-based CLE on an advanced topic in a small group setting (approx. 25 attendees). • Sponsor pays all venue, food and beverage costs for the program. Webinar Cost: $2,000 • Benefit: Sixty-minute webinar promoted to ACC Georgia Members; Sponsor creates hosting page, sets up access information and monitors the recording and sound quality of the webinar; webinar content will be posted on ACC Georgia website. WOMEN’S INITIATIVE Women’s Initiative – Catalyst Level (four sponsorships available) Cost: $7,500 • Benefits: o Annual sponsorship for approximately 5 events held over the course of the year. o Catalyst sponsors may attend monthly Steering Committee meetings for the Women’s Initiative and bring up to 6 members of their firm/company to each Women’s Initiative event. o While sponsorship funds are pooled for all events, Catalyst sponsors may be offered the opportunity, depending on the program, to introduce a speaker or facilitate a panel or table discussion. Women’s Initiative – Thought Leader Level Cost: $2,500 • Benefits: o Annual sponsorship for approximately 5 events held over the course of the year. o Thought Leader sponsors may bring up to 2 members of their firm/company to each Women’s Initiative event.
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