Sentence examples for entrance processing from inspiring English sources

The processing center, called the Military Entrance Processing Station, is used to help process new enlistees.

The man, Walli Mujahidh, 34, had planned to storm the Military Entrance Processing Station with machine guns and grenades in retaliation for American military actions in Afghanistan.

Prosecutors argued for a 19-year prison sentence with lifetime supervision after his release, saying Mr. Abdul-Latif directed major aspects of the planned attack, including picking the Military Entrance Processing Station in South Seattle as a target.

Mr. Loverde, 33, a photography student at San Francisco's Academy of Art University, is to be inducted at the United States Military Entrance Processing Station in Sacramento on May 23. "There were many times when I thought this would never happen," said Mr. Loverde, who will rejoin the military at his old rank, staff sergeant, with the same military specialty, loadmaster on C-130 aircraft.

The Military Entrance Processing Station (MEPS) database was used to obtain MEPS location, MEPS zip code, home of record (HOR) state, date of entry into service, sex, height and weight.

Visit the Military Entrance Processing Station (MEPS).

The Queen, joined by the Prince of Wales and Duchess of Cornwall, will make a grand entrance later processing along the course in a carriage.

This is because although the foragers collect nectar, they transfer it to MAB near the nest entrance for processing into honey and storage (reviewed in Seeley 1995).

The processing performance, such as hole entrance diameter, hole exit diameter, hole taper, and hole circularity, was investigated.

Our longitudinal data indicate that children's numerical processing skills at primary school entrance were predictively related to their future competence in single-digit arithmetic and their reliance on arithmetic fact retrieval.

Instead, their task repertoire comprises some 15 tasks ranging from nest building and maintenance, to nectar receiving and processing, to guarding the nest entrance (Seeley 1982; Trumbo et al. 1997; Johnson 2003, 2008a, b).