Sentence examples for exotic targets from inspiring English sources
Recent developments in the West also create exotic targets against which divisive leaders can define themselves without taking on any particularly powerful enemy at home.
Successful operations of less intensive RAS such as aquaponic systems appear to be feasible primarily when culturing more exotic species targeted for selected customers.
Two specific techniques were used to carry out the measurements, both taking place in a laboratory dedicated to the research and development of materials for the SPES (Selective Production of Exotic Species) target.
The DOJ only identified Exotic's target as "Jane Doe". But Carole Baskin, founder of Big Cat Rescue in Tampa, says it was her.
An exotic parasite which targets the insects is set to flourish in northern Europe if the Earth continues to warm, scientists at Queen's University, Belfast found.
The attack was brazen and exotic, but the target was a low-level former spy.
For instance, mathematicians could seek more-exotic topologies as targets for self-assembly, and biologists might search for previously unsuspected topologies in virus capsids or other large biological assemblies.
GIS-based least-cost modelling, together with sociological and forest characteristics were used to determine and prioritise the most appropriate areas for reforestation from a set of exotic forest plantations targeted for conversion into indigenous forests.
(Roosevelt described Donovan as a man who had 100 new ideas a day, of which 95 were terrible though he added that few men had 5 good ideas in their lifetimes. Donovan supported the use of exotic poisons against enemy targets and once proposed the use of bats to deliver incendiary weapons against Japan).
Shopping Though Manhattanites might see Queens as the home of Costco, Target and exotic suburban phenomena like malls with parking lots, it is also unparalleled for certain kinds of specialty shopping.
It will also make you an attractive target for exotic financial services.
