Sentence examples for arrival sites from inspiring English sources

This is an optimistic estimate, ignoring possible challenges in implementation in outbreak-affected regions and oversights made by device operators in arrival sites where risk may seem remote.

The initial posters and yellow HANs were placed at arrival sites in the Vancouver International Airport and Toronto's Pearson International Airport.

San Francisco was also an arrival site for the bodies of soldiers killed in Vietnam.

Then I examine how some major ecological determinants of seed dispersal and colonisation processes - population fecundity, dispersal pathways, arrival site conditions, and biotic interactions during recruitment - could be altered by a rapidly changing climate.

In fact, a change in transmitter position also modifies the angle of departure (off-nadir angle) and the angle of arrival (site angle or elevation) and thus results in different antenna gains.

However, we only have access to survival of successful dispersers (i.e. recaptured on their arrival site), then we do not have the survival cost during transfer.

Thus, it is possible that the exact date of incursion may not be identified in all cases, dependent on the livestock present at the arrival site, the susceptibility of these to expression of clinical disease and the disease reporting and surveillance mechanisms in place.

Most of the arrests were over drugs, over which police stepped up their warnings following the death of a 26-year-old man on Friday morning after taking ketamine following his arrival on site on Wednesday.

That spirit survived the arrival on site on Saturday – and eventual departure – of large numbers of heavily armed men from other militia and "patriot" groups, who said they were there to provide security.

"When we found ourselves in front of these countless barrels of stone, whole or broken, emerging more or less from a tangle of wild grasses, we were greatly puzzled," Colani wrote of her arrival at Site 1.

The statement said the company would only be able to drill one well at a time and would have to wait to drill deeper into oil-bearing formations until the arrival on site of its capping stack, a critical piece of equipment in the event of a well blowout.