Sentence examples for footprint at which from inspiring English sources
Seattleites are thoroughly familiar with the strategy of shock-and-awe: you have to begin with a massive "burn rate" to establish a "global footprint", at which point the enterprise begins to pay for itself "exponentially".
A second index in the new Living Planet report calculates humanity's "ecological footprint", ie the scale at which it is using up natural resources.
The q-value of a footprint is defined as the minimal FDR threshold at which the footprint is deemed significant.
Vertical red lines at 07 33:50 UT and 07:47:27 UT indicate the time at which the satellite footprints cross the HMB for the corresponding CS10 statistical model Fig. 3 Map of Swarm ion drifts for a single event.
"But we really do not have a commercial footprint in a significant way" in the countries at which the Girl Effect is aimed, he added.
It was renovated and expanded in 2001, at which point over 2,200 square feet were added to the original footprint.
The point at which tranquillity was restored in the environment allowed the calculation of the position of the footprint boundary.
Deeply inserted C2 domains have a footprint radius of ∼1 nm, so a 2 nm center-to-center separation represents the distance of closest approach, at which the Ddimer/ Dmonomer ratio is expected to be even higher.
In response, the Redefining Progress group publishes an alternative footprint measure which has humanity not at 25%, but at 39% overshoot.
Doing so is more complicated than increasing efficiency in their own factories, said Arjen Y. Hoekstra, scientific director of the Water Footprint Network, which is based at the University of Twente in the Netherlands.
