Sentence examples for earlier sweeps from inspiring English sources
The sighting was called "the most credible lead that we have" by a top Malaysian official on Wednesday, but the search will now have to wait until the weather improves, echoing the frustration of earlier sweeps that failed to zero in on three objects spotted by satellites in recent days.
The survey, which employs cross-sectional stratified random sampling, has been running since 1982 intermittently in the 1980s and 1990s and since 2001/02 with annual continuous sampling of double the sample size of the earlier sweeps (see Table 1 later).
Covariates: We explored socioeconomic and demographic factors that were found to be associated with immunisation status in earlier sweeps of the MCS, 8 12 13 or that were pertinent to immunisation policy.
Security teams in protective suits had earlier swept the area.
If it sees the other side of a chair that was captured in an earlier sweep, the camera will be able to intelligently locate itself and add its perspective to the greater model.
Secret service agents, who had earlier swept our bags and persons for hidden weapons, went into defensive mode as reporters mobbed the senator and blocked the flow of protesters.
Figure 3 Convergence to minimum energy configurations (maximum value of y -axis represents the maximum system energy as occurred at the early sweeps).
The NCDS is the second most health-focused study, having "child development" in its title and having collected, particularly at the early sweeps, a great deal of medical and health information from the family of the cohort member.
There is an early sweep across a slow, funky organ-grounded music with the excellent Mike Outram's guitar and the leader's soprano sax; a chamber-music-meets-folksy-squeezebox sound; a smoky swing-tenor ballad feel - all adding up to a subtly-shaped programme.
And it was satisfying in a way the summer's earlier 5-0 swasp wasn't.
But early tactical sweeps by officers indicated the shootings were carried out by a sole gunman.
