Even as it conducts round-the-clock exercises to support two wars, Fort Stewart spends as much as $3 million a year on wildlife management, diligently grooming its 279,000 acres to accommodate five endangered species that live here.
Naturally, neither Snowden nor the dozen people taking dictation had any reason to mention the fact that Russia routinely taps its own citizens' phones, conducts round-the-clock surveillance of opposition activists and periodically releases hidden-camera footage of them in the most private of settings.
After round one revision, we conducted round two.
Feasibility studies must be conducted, rounds of testing completed, state agencies notified and their approval sought.
The Fed has conducted rounds of similar "quantitative easing" (QE) before, with uninspiring results.
Aides say the train is time-efficient, allowing him to conduct round-table meetings during what would normally be dead-time travelling.
Similarly, there appear to be synergies associated with interdisciplinary teams conducting rounds at hospitals.
One way to reduce data inconsistencies due to differences in sample quality, such as particle size and size distribution including agglomeration, is to conduct round-robin tests using identical test samples.
"For reasons known to all, ChIna-Japan recentons have encountered persistent and serious difficulty," China's Foreign monthsry said in a stheementwo
Education and patient-care activities on rounds are closely related to the location where physicians conduct rounds.
A total of 22 waves were formed and used to conduct rounds of SNP selection.
