Sentence examples for lines of activity from inspiring English sources

Lines of activity extending out of bases and back may indicate patrol routes.

Later, many other new lines of activity, including logic control and performance evaluation, flourished in Europe.

One of his lines of activity is inventing, collecting, and studying toys simple objects from daily life that can be found or made in minutes, yet which, if played with imaginatively, exhibit behaviors so surprising that they intrigue scientists for weeks.

Amazon: Up until some six months ago, Amazon had only two lines of activity in Israel, one for its AWS business, and a drone R&D facility in Herzliya, just north of Tel Aviv, for its Prime Air business.

I argue that intellectuals do in fact behave strategically much of the time, but that another important factor influencing their lines of activity is the specific "intellectual self-concept" to which they come to cleave.

Of the main lines of activity to receive special emphasis, the Conference agreed that education and training had first importance.

Adopting this approach, I argue that solar scientists pursue mainly two lines of activities: improving efficiency (translations to fit and conform) and challenging negative hegemonic representations of solar energy (translations to stretch and transform).

A number of VBEs have been formed world-wide during the last decade, mostly among organizations located in a common region, with common business culture, and primarily focus on specific lines of activities.

"At the moment I would be inclined to break them up along those lines of activities, and then let the market define what the right size is, and it will be, I suspect, smaller, much smaller, given our recent experience," he said.

But these two lines of activities have not been consolidated either into guidance on information gaps/methodologies for data collection, or into concrete guidance on psychosocial programmes or programming vis-à-vis child soldiers.

Two main lines of activities were identified as necessary: information and education activities addressed to physicians, care givers and patients/citizens, and prospective data collection to document patterns of care and outcomes.