But across this spectrum, in Mr. Trump's descriptions of immigrants as vectors of disease, violent crime and social decay, they heard their own dialect.
While the government sees food and alcohol companies as partners in health policy, public health increasingly recognises them as vectors of disease.
Lingua Franca sweaters are tools of revolt available to only a few, objects of desire doubling awkwardly as vectors of populist messaging.
Many major human diseases are produced by microorganisms conveyed by insects, which serve as vectors of pathogens.
In addition, some homopteran species act as vectors of virus- and bacteria-caused diseases of their plant hosts.
Beyond the obvious annoyance factor, mosquitoes also serve as vectors of the parasitic bot fly, delivering fly eggs beneath a monkey's skin that then form debilitating, festering cysts in which maggots develop until they are mature enough to burst free.
In the past, arguments around prostitution and pornography (which Banyard characterises as "filmed prostitution") centred on morality, with women in the trade dismissed as vectors of disease and immorality.
The satire in this novel cautions us against investing in the reliability of these people, as characters or even as vectors of reliable events.
The characteristic vectors are also termed as vectors of nodal actions.
Registers are considered as vectors of the same data type elements.
Throughout this study, the molecules are represented as vectors of CFPs.
