Sentence examples for impact sources from inspiring English sources

And in a possible first sign of UKIP's impact, sources familiar with David Cameron's thinking told Reuters the British leader would lobby fellow EU leaders against nominating either of the two leading candidates of the mainstream EU parties as president of the executive European Commission.

Accurate measurement of impact, sources, and transmission mechanisms requires accurate species level identification of CNS.

Explosive or impact sources, which have been frequently used, can destroy the ambient rocks and could change the propagation property around the source.

Furthermore, repeatability of the surface wave velocity and transmission measurements is significantly improved compared to that obtained using manual impact sources.

Another impact sources are metrics, introduced for RAN-sliced networks in [85], which are synthetic parameters, sometimes without easy network implementation.

It has been successfully applied to different geographical areas and under different impact sources, with increasing user numbers in European marine waters (Baltic, North Sea, Atlantic and Mediterranean).

For example in South Africa where you have a strong local economy the main thing is growing impact sourcing and getting locals to embrace digital jobs.

We will do this through "impact sourcing" – the socially responsible arm of the private sector, which aims to intentionally employ youths from disadvantaged backgrounds.

Many of the jobs that are handled through impact sourcing could not be justified on economic terms if they had to be handled in the United States.

We are measuring success in three main ways: how many young people are employed, how well the private sector is embracing impact sourcing and how far we can influence training institutions to help provide the skills needed for digital jobs.

Tombo, from New York State (34), wrote that impact sourcing was another "attempt to put lipstick on the globalization pig" and Luanne DE, from Taos, N.M. (40) commented that "ethical outsourcing" was, itself, an "oxymoron".