Sentence examples for logistic support for from inspiring English sources

Among other collaborations, the Inter-American Geodetic Survey, in which the U.S. Army provides instruction and logistic support for mapping, was organized.

The five discs in the initial batch of releases range from choral music of the Portuguese baroque to 20th-century string quartets, and all the artists involved will receive promotional and logistic support for their concert appearances.

Major lessons learned involved Mission Control Center (MCC) operations, pre-mission planning and training processes, procedure requirements, communication requirements, and logistic support for analogs.

William Simpson Helensburgh, Argyll and Bute  The apparent enigma of the French government's military opposition to armed Islamists in Mali and French logistic support for violent Islamists in Syria was resolved once it was known that Mali is Africa's third largest gold producer.

Sites selected by UNESCO's Man and the Biosphere (MAB) Program for inclusion in the biosphere reserve network are intended to carry out three basic functions: conservation, development, and logistic support for research, education, and monitoring.

Campeche still processes and exports regional agricultural products (notably cotton, rice, sugarcane, tropical fruits, and tobacco), but its economy is now based mainly on services (including government administration, tourism, and retail trade) and logistic support for offshore petroleum extraction and processing.

The authors would also like to acknowledge Jen Wike for her logistic support, Lisa Richardson for her clinical expertise, and Trevor Thompson and Susan Sabatino for their assistance with the survival analysis.

We wish to thank Erica Harris and Nikita Patel for their help with the database of sleep traits and logistic support, Chris Venditti and Chris Organ for their advice with the analysis in BayesTraits.

"There'd be an awful lot of logistic support needed for drilling that simply isn't available in the Falklands.

No systematic effort was done in order to monitor the impact of the ash on the population and the environment, nor were recommendations or logistic support provided for the relocated population, to the exception of NGO's.

There was unanimous agreement with the need for dedicated logistic support with strong support for teams to be self sufficient for a minimum period of 72 hours.