Sentence examples for governed space from inspiring English sources

De novo assembled contigs and Illumina reads were aligned to the X. maculatus reference genome with a novel multi-phase aligner (SRprism; ftp://ftp.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pub/agarwala/srprism), and then using a heuristic governed space, search attempts were made to fill scaffold gap space.

However, the PIPS report argues, "while the nationalist insurgency is easy to tackle, provided the government shows a political resolve, Islamist militant groups including violent sectarian will be tough to eliminate in a province with sparse populations and a huge area with less governed spaces".

In the law-governed space west of the pre-war Soviet frontier, all countries, surely, are real.

That scandal erodes the moral authority of the West in demanding that corrupt elites in places such as Russia and Ukraine bring their offshore entities into the light of day.Correction: We orginally stated "In the law-governed space east of the pre-war Soviet frontier... ...... when we should have said "In the law-governed space west of the pre-war Soviet frontier..."....

"When you're in some dusty outpost in semi-governed space, about to meet for the first time a contact within a terrorist organisation you've brokered, that is nerve wracking.

It's a corporately-governed space that can impose rules and restrictions on what its users can say or do.

AQAP's local focus is on seizing and holding tribal territory in the under-governed spaces of Marib, al-Bayda and Shabwa provinces.

The coaches and general managers can set policies for the locker room, but that space is ultimately governed and run by the players.

A better governed state is the limit of the achievable.

The data analysis revealed the core category, "Self-determination - shifting between self-governing and being governed".

Although Pakistan is governed poorly, the current civilian government has begun to squeeze the military's space internally and the courts are themselves groping for a role compatible with democratic norms even though they cause instability in the short run by decisions like the one to dismiss the country's prime minister.