Sentence examples for from many sites from inspiring English sources
The tags are spinoffs of "thinspo" and "thinspiration" pictures and videos, which have been banned from many sites for promoting anorexia.
And the petition organized by Mr. Zhang, which he prefers to call an initiative, has been scrubbed from many sites on the Internet.
In January, Sky mistakenly blocked a code plugin called jQuery, essential for the operation of many top websites, through its parental control filters, removing huge amounts of functionality from many sites.
A small population's total pool size diminishes faster than it is replenished, suggesting that future studies of anorexia nervosa may recruit more successfully from many sites in a short period rather than at a few sites over a long period.
This paper introduces an accurate procedure to choose the best site from many sites and suitable wind turbines for these sites depending on the minimum price of kWh generated (Energy Cost Figure (ECF)) from wind energy system.
Now, there is greatly improved agreement between techniques, there are 20-year records of profiles of stratospheric H2O and of total NO2 at single sites, there is a qualified H2O record extending back 40 years and 12-year records of total NO2 from many sites, and there are reliable global measurements from satellites to form the basis of climatologies.
From many site visits to both black roofs and synthetic turf fields, Gaffin has concluded that the fields rival black roofs in their elevated surface temperatures.
Other companies use systems that bring together information about users from across many sites.
Whoever wins the fourth mobile license will need to provide web-related services something Arnault can deliver from the many sites controlled by Europ@web.
One of the objectives of the logistics organisation is to increase the level of central control over the physical flows to and from the many sites at different geographical locations.
Group 4 took the bulk of the victims — more than 3,000 sites hacked — with its scattergun approach, grabbing as many cards as it could from as many sites as it could.
