The South Coast Air Quality Management District, for example, which encompasses Los Angeles, currently operates 35 permanent multipollutant monitoring stations over an area encompassing 10,000 square miles and 16 million people.
It supports British English, for example, which encompasses a few neat dialects and accents — we'll have to see if a Welsh accent or the warm Scottish brogue will throw Voice Actions for a loop.
For now, it appears that the war against Ecstasy has centered more on law enforcement than public health -- unlike the war on crack, for example, which encompassed an effort to roust dealers as well as a strong push to deal with the medical effects of a drug that was unquestionably damaging and often lethal.
45 One example is the 'obesogenic environment' model, which encompasses local and national, physical and social environments.
He accepts multicultural diversity within a society but stresses an overarching national identity, taking as his prime example British national identity, which encompasses the English, Scottish and other ethnic identities.
For example, in Figure 4, which encompasses five separate experiments, the total N for all five experiments appears to be less than 30.
For example, Mr. Peters said, Carnegie Hill, which encompasses parts of the east 80's and 90's, was very hot two years ago, but is not so hot anymore.
We obtain a general formula which encompasses, for example, the Poisson and binomial distributions, but concentrate on the negative binomial and gamma — partly replicating Zhu and Lakkis for the former [ 17] — because these can be used to model skewed data, for which normal approximations are less likely to be satisfactory.
The water in the South Platte River basin, which encompasses Boulder and Denver, for example, is used an average of 4.5 times before leaving the state.
Mexico's Zapatista movement, which framed indigenous rights as a human rights struggle, is a good example of the former; the feminist movement, which encompasses diverse groups with a common objective, of the latter.
For example, hypoglycemia can vary from "glucose level <70 mg/dL," which encompasses the physiological levels of 60 70 mg/dL, to glucose levels <60 mg/dL.
