Sentence examples for defense activities from inspiring English sources
The remarkable role of SA in plants is found to be associated with the activation of many genes whose expression terminates into plant defense activities including generation of H2O2 and induction of cell death in response to fungal elicitors and wounds (Kauss et al. 1992a, b; Shirasu et al. 1997; Mur et al. 2006).
It must be the occasion for a fundamental reassessment of intelligence and defense activities.
As a result, Cospicua benefited economically from the maritime and defense activities of the Hospitallers.
A senior White House official would not discuss the details, other than to say that negotiations are now under way on "enhanced cooperation in missile defense activities".
Reconstruction and stability funds "should not be separated from our diplomatic, development and defense activities," wrote Jacob Lew, deputy secretary of state.
The Russian anthrax work, the related American biological weapons defense activities disclosed recently by The New York Times, and the Australian mousepox experiment all illustrate the ambiguities and the risks posed by certain types of biological research.
As prime minister (1932 39), he saw the country's economic recovery from the Great Depression and increased defense activity.
It was Saddam Hussein who had stepped up Iraqi air defense activity, and who had tried to create a new kind of trap for American and British aircraft.
The North Atlantic Treaty Organization NATOO) has agreed on a measure of defense activity to which it adheres when making comparisons of its members' defense burdens, but other countries follow different conventions.
Over the past decade, he has taken thousands of photographs of places connected to the so-called "black world" of classified defense activity, which has grown exponentially since 2001, when the Bush Administration launched its war on terror.
His big subject is the so-called black world of classified defense activity, and, over the years, he has filled gallery walls with lists of Pentagon code names; made short films out of grainy video feeds intercepted from surveillance drones; and mounted oversize photographs depicting secret military installations, shot from great distances.
