Sentence examples for detections from inspiring English sources

ACIC figures also show that despite a decrease in clandestine laboratory detections nationally, police detected the highest number of clandestine drug laboratories in Victoria in a decade in 2014 15.

Indeed, the paper concludes that the reality of detective work is exactly the opposite of popular (and official) belief: detections do not drive crime rates up or down; it is the crime rate which drives the detections.

They discovered that detecting villains does not cut crime: "It is suggested that increasing detections will reduce crime.

But not everyone is convinced the detections of methane are real.

Certainly, previously claimed detections of methane might have been mirages.

Mr Gupta's fellow student, Ruth Ravichandran, will spend the summer working out how to extract from the system's detections not just the type of gesture, but its extent and precise shape.

When it was on a shaved patch, more than ten seconds elapsed between detections.

Most recently, in April, the Cryogenic Dark Matter Search CDMSS), located in an iron mine in Minnesota, reported three potential WIMP detections, with a confidence level of 99.8%.

In particular, there was a "stunning increase in the role of auditors (a four-fold increase in the relative frequency of detections) and of the SEC (a doubling of their importance, albeit from a very low level)".Sharpening upAlas, the economists admit they "cannot determine" what part of the post-Enron reforms has led auditors to sharpen their scrutiny of companies.

This process eliminates many false detections due to random noise or animals.

"This jaguar has been photographed in every month of the year in these mountains - there are more than 100 detections of him in the Santa Ritas since 2013 - how could anyone argue the importance of these mountains?" Jaguars are the third largest cats in the world after tigers and lions.