Sentence examples for from enclosures from inspiring English sources
The results of this work can be used to improve natural heat transfer from enclosures in a variety of electronics, power electronics and telecom applications.
Many equipment manufacturers in electronics industry are implementing road maps to phase out polyvinyl chloride and halogenated additives first from enclosures, and then from printed circuit boards as well as cables and connectors.
There is a striking contrast between the oligopoly of those sheep traders who profit from enclosures in England and the Utopians' belief that they are the cultivators (agricolae) of their land rather than proprietors (domini); it echoes the scholastic distinction between usus, simple use, and dominium, the right of disposal which underlies European ideas of property.
Animals stayed in the field for 3 4 weeks, after which mothers and weaned offspring and shrews were removed from enclosures.
To minimize differential effects of experience and environment on offspring from the promiscuous and monogamous lines, pregnant females from the promiscuous line were transferred from enclosures to cages for parturition.
Goats are extremely good at escaping from enclosures so fences should be at least four feet tall and/or electrified.
In the 20th century Mother Teresa founded the Missionaries of Charity, which turned away from enclosure and contemplation to pursue a life of service.
The abrupt pressure rise results in the formation of shock waves producing high overpressure peaks after reflections from enclosure walls.
A semi-structured questionnaire was used to collect data on household demographic characteristics, age of enclosure since establishment, the number and size of enclosure, enclosure income, enclosure management practices/regimes, enclosure ownership and distance from enclosure to tarmac and Chepareria market.
Wild animals ran roughshod over the place, reaching in and stealing food from the enclosures of the kept ones.
He and another marksmen were ordered to shoot the giraffes one by one "behind the ear" as they emerged from their enclosures under the glare of huge spotlights.
