Sentence examples for chain covering from inspiring English sources

The head of one chain, covering seven primary schools, has spoken of a "standard operational procedure"; the chief executive of another, which has 67 schools, has said headteachers "will give up their sovereignty".

Therefore, studies that address the entire groundnut value chain covering major nodes from production through storage to consumption (markets) are necessary, since they could support decision making targeting major points of aflatoxin contamination and averting its negative consequences.

This paper discusses the main components of the STONE model chain, covering manure excretion and distribution, NH3 emission and deposition, N and P uptake by crops, transport and immobilization of N and P in soils, and leaching of N and P to surface and ground water.

Others [ 13, 17, 19] used a logic model or 'results chain' covering input, output, outcome and impact, or similar variants.

Apparently, more than a dozen chains, covering some 177 schools, have been debarred from taking on more academies until improvements are made in their performance.

Fandango was conceived as a Web site in 2000 by a consortium of movie chains covering more than 60 percent of theaters in the United States that were wired for remote ticketing, said Harry Medved, a Fandango spokesman.

We demonstrated that xylan might be represented by long chains covering the surface of cellulose fibrils.

The competition with players from the Middle East, relying on rather cheap raw material costs, will lead European chemical companies to focus on specialty chemicals, new products and services based on efficient supply chains covering high growth regions in Europe.

Components are most of the time related to functional chains covering pure discrete behavior (battery management) to pure continuous one (Guidance, Navigation and Control), or mix of both leading to hybrid modeling.

We study large-scale magnetospheric disturbances elicited by the May 4 , 1998high speed stream by modeling the Dst and studying records from 4 meridional magnetometer chains covering key local time sectors.

The segmental dynamics of polylactide chains covering the Tg − 30 °C to Tg + 30 °C range was studied in absence and presence of a crystalline phase by dynamic mechanical analysis (DMA) using the framework provided by the WLF theory and the Angell's dynamic fragility concept.