Sentence examples for checking environment from inspiring English sources
The improvements generated by deploying semantic web languages are briefly discussed, after which a concrete implementation approach is presented for a semantic rule checking environment for building design and construction.
The main objective of the integration of relational operators into the visual code checking environment is that users can use these operators to process information according to their requirements and thus also to check them.
Meanwhile the cars will also talk to each other, using vehicle-to-vehicle communication, constantly checking their environments and positions relative to other cars around them.
Some rebates apply for water-saving products; check the environment department's website to search your area.
Further serious weather warnings and flood alerts are expected through the weekend and those in affected areas are urged to check the Environment Agency website and Twitter feed for the latest updates and warnings.
People should check the Environment Agency website and keep safe by staying away from swollen rivers and avoiding driving through floodwater". Calderdale Council said Hebden Bridge library had to be evacuated, a number of roads were cordoned off and sandbags were stacked in flooding blackspots.
If KRB5RCACHEDIR is unspecified, on UNIX, the library will fall back to the environment variable TMPDIR, and then to a temporary directory determined at configuration time such as /tmp or /var/tmp; on Windows, it will check the environment variables TEMP and TMP, and fall back to the directory C:.
A spokeswoman urged residents in the affected areas to check the Environment Agency website as the picture was changing.
We next checked the environment of those intergenic-intergenic IHRs with CpG islands, eleven/fifteen intergenic IHR1s/IHR2s were found with CpG islands, respectively (Table 2).
The next step involved visiting the five sites and checking the site environment for any possible problem in monument stability.
