Sentence examples for installations on a from inspiring English sources
Based on that conversion rate, Mr. Stewart estimated that an affiliate could expect to earn over $5 million annually by maintaining a botnet large enough to force between 10,000 and 20,000 installations on a daily basis.
A spokesman for the military wing of Hamas who calls himself Abu Obeida said the Israeli school bus hit on Thursday was moving between military installations on a road usually used by the military and from which shells were often fired at Gaza.
That reality may be lost amid alarm in Congress and among allies, including the Philippines, which came to the brink of conflict with China in 1995 over Chinese military installations on a South China Sea reef and will look for reassurance from Washington that defense ties remain strong.
It does this by supporting two or more separate and complete OS installations on a single Android device, therefore creating what the company claims is an "impenetrable wall between the employee's applications and the company's data and applications".
Thousands of farmed salmon are reported to escape from aquaculture installations on a regular basis and, due to the probability of underreporting [ 4– 6], it has been estimated that the true number of escapees is likely to be significantly higher [ 7].
Yang notes that the installation took on a different character here in NYC.
The Brighton-based performance artists dreamthinkspeak will create an immersive installation on a large scale in a disused department store in the centre of the town.
The city allowed temporary installation on a city site across the street from the doughboy to give the post time to find a private permanent site.
"Untitled (Wonderland)," Manfred Pernice's elaborate installation on a platform, displays far-ranging objects in a medley of impressions that don't add up to much.
Instead, the antenna plugs into the side of the device with a short cable, making for an awkward and less streamlined installation on a car windshield.
So the plan now being considered by President Clinton would put a huge radar installation on a remote Aleutian Island and deploy 100 interceptors in central Alaska.
