Sentence examples for environment list from inspiring English sources

Abdulmutallab was on the Terrorist Identities Datamart Environment list, or TIDE, which should not be confused with the Terrorist Screening Data Base, or T.S.D.B.

Think of it as a kind of pyramidal decision tree, with a particular terror attack, in either the known past or the unknown future, at the apex and, across the base, the more than three-quarters of a million names on the government's Terrorist Identities Datamart Environment list.

The CIA had only about 16 names on its terrorist watch list back in September 2001 and probably most were justified, but there's no way the million names reportedly now on the "terrorist identities datamart environment" list can be very accurate.

In the performance analysis, we compare the performance of the proposed FRFTF with those of TCP Reno, PEPsal and conventional AL-FEC mechanisms for the environments listed in 1 [2, 4, 6, 8, 12, 14].

To provide insight into how bacterial proteins evolve to adapt to cold environment, S. halifaxensis, S. sediminis and three other cold-adapted Shewanella were compared on proteome amino acid composition with 12 other mesophilic strains of Shewanella as well as 93 other γ-proteobacteria living in either warm or cold environments (listed in Fig 2).

The groups then returned to their appropriate rooms to assess their recall of List 2. List 3 and List 4 were presented to the groups in their appropriate environments in a similar manner ensuring that each of the four groups experienced the four different combinations of learning/recall environments listed below.

In the current media environment, a list is perfectly designed for our brain.

There are at least 100 families around the world worth £200m or more who have invested in green technologies and businesses or made hefty financial commitments to the environment". That list includes the likes of Sir Richard Branson and Google founders Larry Page and Sergey Brin.

Beaches in Hastings and Lancing are on an Environment Agency list of beaches that might fail to meet new EU bathing standards.

We then created for each environment a list of the genera that were present within that environment.

They were requested to reorganise information generated by them into the following dimensions: case history, family and school environment, functioning (list of items from body functions and activity/participation), diagnosis (ICD-10), assessment of individualised vs general educational goals, assessment of level and type of needs/requirements, recommendation of intervention or service provision.