Sentence examples for multiple locations is from inspiring English sources
"The quality of this intelligence, based on multiple reporting streams in multiple locations, is rarely seen and it is alarming in both the amount and specificity of the information," Mr. Ridge said.
The distribution of several PFGE patterns over all study periods and multiple locations is also consistent with a homogeneous population.
The ability of the Federal Emergency Management Administration and the National Disaster Management System to respond to multiple locations is in question.
Our results demonstrated similar patterns of nucleosome enrichment for these multigene families, implying that the average signal distribution across the multiple locations is an accurate representation of the chromatin structure for these repetitive regions.
A summary of the confocal microscopy quantification of GFP fluorescence from transformed Bienertia protoplasts using Lambda mode, which quantifies fluoresence intensity from multiple locations, is presented in Table 1.
One remaining difference between our theory and a unitary attentional system selecting multiple locations is that our theory includes two independent selection mechanisms, whereas a unitary-attention model has only one selection mechanism that selects perceptual stimuli as well as objects in WM.
But if it is confirmed that multiple locations were hit in the early hours of Wednesday, with large numbers of casualties, the attacks in Ghouta would suggest something very different indeed.
However availability of simultaneous numerical and observed data at multiple locations was constraint in this work.
Instead, properties from multiple locations were incorporated into the simulation model to create a representative reservoir with average properties.
Resources from multiple locations are coordinated to serve an even larger and more distributed collection of users.
Structural response data recorded at multiple locations are combined using a multivariate time delay embedding in order to reconstruct the structure's dynamical attractor.
